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Board certifies closed session, votes to deny renewal and revoke three educator licenses
Summary
At its work session the Virginia Board of Education certified a closed meeting and then voted to deny renewal of an administration and supervision endorsement and to revoke two educator licenses; a third revocation motion was also approved. Board members recorded unanimous aye votes for each action.
The Virginia Board of Education certified a closed meeting and then voted to deny a renewal and revoke educator licenses in three separate disciplinary cases, the board announced during its work session.
In case number 2025-34 the board voted to deny the renewal of an administration and supervision endorsement. The motion carried with all members recorded as voting “Aye.” The roll call in the meeting record shows Doctor Ackerman, Mister Green, Miss Kilgore, Miss McPherson, Mister Monk and the chair voting in favor.
The board then moved to revoke the license of “Carmen Wheel glitch” in case 2025-26. The motion was seconded and again recorded as approved with the same aye votes from the named members and the chair.
A third disciplinary action, in case 2025-30, was a motion to revoke the license of Denard Williams; the motion passed with the same roll-call pattern: Ackerman, Green, Kilgore, McPherson, Monk and the chair all recorded as voting “Aye.”
Minutes and the meeting transcript indicate the board returned to open session and certified compliance with the Freedom of Information Act before taking the votes. The certification read aloud at the start of the open session cited “the Freedom of Information Act, section 2.2‑3712 of the Code of Virginia” and directed any member who believed a departure had occurred to state it before the vote was taken.
The meeting record lists the case numbers for the decisions and shows the motions were made and seconded during the open session following the closed-session certification. The transcript does not provide additional details of the allegations, the underlying evidence, or the specific statutory grounds for each license action in the portions of the record presented.
The board did not announce any further penalties, reinstatements or conditions as part of those motions during the session.
A copy of the board’s formal orders and any related staff reports should be available in the board’s posted minutes and case files.
