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Board approves RFP review committee for mental-health services; adds student, principal and teacher representation

October 10, 2025 | Hamilton County, School Districts, Tennessee


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Board approves RFP review committee for mental-health services; adds student, principal and teacher representation
The Hamilton County Board of Education approved an RFP review committee to evaluate proposals for mental-health services and broadened the committee’s membership to include two student representatives, a principal selected by the principal association, and a teacher representative to be named.

The administration proposed a seven-member committee drawn from multiple departments to meet a quick turnaround. Several trustees suggested adding student voices and a principal and teacher for operational perspective. Doctor Brown said the committee could be expanded to include those additions; the board agreed by voice vote.

Board members discussed selection methods for the principal and teacher representatives. Administration suggested asking the Hamilton County Principals Association (HCPA) to nominate a principal and working with district staff to identify a teacher representative; the board asked administration to finalize names and proceed.

The committee will screen applicants in the RFP process and make recommendations to the board. The board emphasized the need for a timely review given the procurement schedule.

The board approved the committee by voice; there was no roll-call recorded for this item and no opposition was recorded on the record.

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