Springwood School's Board of Trustees operates within a committee system
consisting of the following committees: Executive; Finance; Audit; Recruitment
and Retention; Technology; Building, Grounds and Transportation; and
Athletic. The Board of Trustees views its primary function as: the establishment
of philosophy, broad goals, and overall policies of the school; the employment
and evaluation of the Headmaster to operate the school within those overall
policies; and the preservation and enhancement of the assets of the school,
including land, building, endowments, and income. Upon establishment
of policy, the Board chooses not to become involved in the daily or administrative
operation of the school; therefore, it directs all inquiries of this
nature to the Headmaster and the staff.
J. Donny Bolton |
Laurin M. Jennings |
Dianne R. Nolen, Treasurer |
1. Board of Trustees provides overall direction and sets goals for Springwood
School.
2. Board hires the Head of Schools to run Springwood School
3. Board meets monthly to review activities, financial reports, committee
reports and to set policy.
4. Current Active Committees:
a. Athletic
b. Executive
c. Finance
d. Recruitment
e. Audit
f. PAC Representative
g. Building, Grounds and Transportation
h. Child Development Center
i. Technology
j. Education
k. Endowment
5. Seeks to raise funds for school needs.
6. Has outside audit performed as required.
7. Approves all major fund raising projects.
8. Board members may be parents or community leaders but generally are
not direct family of full time staff.
9. Bylaws call for up to 19 trustees.
10. Board refers questions or concerns to Faculty or Administration.
11. Executive Committee or Board only meets with individual on the most
exceptional of cases.
12. Trustees must actively support and promote Springwood's Vision and
Mission
13. The Board is responsible for the financial well being of Springwood,
including capital assets, operating budgets, fundraising and endowment.
14. The board constantly reviews the Strategic Plan.