Wilson County - Subject to local approval, transfers control and governance of the Tenth Special School District of Wilson County from a board of directors and commissioners composed of three members to a Board of Education composed of five members; divides the Tenth Special School district into five districts of proportionate population; establishes staggered terms for the members of the Board of Education of four years. - Amends Chapter 330 of the Acts of 1901; as amended.

SB 1444 changes how Wilson County's Tenth Special School District is governed. It replaces the current three-member board with a five-member Board of Education, divides the district into five equal-population voting districts, and establishes staggered four-year terms for board members (with odd- and even-numbered districts electing members at different times). The bill requires new district boundaries to be submitted to the Wilson County Election Commission by September 1, 2025, and sets residency and age requirements for candidates. This directly affects Wilson County voters who will elect board members from their specific districts, and the district's governance structure will shift from the current system to this new model. The bill requires Wilson County's legislative body to approve it by a two-thirds vote before taking effect.