Board names ESP advisory board for 21st Century grant; district receives about $571,000
September 30, 2026 | Murfreesboro, School Districts, Tennessee
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The Murfreesboro City School Board approved the recommended Extended School Program (ESP) advisory board required by the district's 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant. Director Dr. Duke said the district "receive[s] approximately $571,000 in funding for the 21st century learning grant" and recommended approval of the advisory body, which includes parent representatives, site directors, ESP staff, central-office representatives and a board designee.
Board members asked how parents are selected; ESP staff (Miss Arnett) said site directors recommend parent representatives and seats remain open throughout the year so additional parents can be added. The board approved the advisory board by voice vote.
Board members asked how parents are selected; ESP staff (Miss Arnett) said site directors recommend parent representatives and seats remain open throughout the year so additional parents can be added. The board approved the advisory board by voice vote.
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