Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Board Actions Votes topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Board approves consent items, calendar addition and two new high‑school courses
Summary
The Radford City School Board approved consent items, added a teacher workday on April 1 for safety/reunification training, and approved two new high-school courses — Chemistry 2 and a dual-enrollment Sports Medicine/Athletic Training course. The board also convened and certified a closed session addressing personnel and student matters.
Get email alerts on the Board Actions Votes topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
The Radford City School Board approved several administrative items during the meeting’s action session: routine consent items, a calendar change adding a teacher workday on April 1 for safety and reunification training, and two new high-school course offerings: Chemistry 2 and a dual-enrolled Sports Medicine and Athletic Training course.
Consent items: The board voted verbally to approve consent items that included field-trip requests; the board chair called for a motion and members voted aye. The meeting record does not contain a roll-call tally for the consent vote.
Calendar addition: The board added April 1 as a teacher workday to allow full-day safety/reunification training with partners including the university and the police department. The motion to add April 1 as a teacher workday passed on a verbal aye vote.
Course approvals: The board approved two course additions for the high school — Chemistry 2 (to expand science offerings) and a dual-enrollment Sports Medicine/Athletic Training course (which would include certification in first aid, CPR and AED and hands-on skills instruction). The dual-enrollment course description included course topics (anatomy and physiology, injuries and illnesses, nutrition, medical terminology) and competencies (emergency care, taping/wrapping). Board members moved the courses from information to action and approved them. No roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting record.
Closed session and certification: The board convened into closed session under Virginia statute to discuss appointment, resignation, retirement of school employees and student admission/disciplinary matters. After closed session, the board reconvened and voted to accept matters discussed in closed session; the record indicates the motion carried on a verbal aye vote.
Nut graf: Each of these approvals was recorded as a verbal motion with aye/oppose prompts rather than a roll-call vote; the meeting minutes reflect approval but do not list individual vote tallies. The board did not adopt any new district-wide policy in these votes; the calendar and course approvals change operational schedules and course offerings for the district.
Ending: Board members moved on to schedule the next regular meeting for March 4 and noted the district will track banked instructional hours and snow days in finalizing the school calendar.

