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Board authorizes three‑day suspension of a teaching employee
Summary
The board approved a three‑day suspension for a teaching employee for violations of district policy. The board voted 8–1 in favor; one board member voted no. The resolution did not name the employee in public session.
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District Board of Education voted to authorize a three‑day suspension of a teaching employee for violation of district policies, procedures and rules.
CEO Warren Morgan explained the resolution in public session and said the suspension is for violation of district policy; the board then voted on the recommended personnel action. The roll call recorded eight votes in favor and one no (Mrs. Welch Howe). The motion passed and the resolution was adopted.
Why it matters: Personnel actions affecting certificated staff are typically handled in executive session and reported in summary in public; this action represents a formal personnel discipline item that the board authorized in public session.
Action record
- Motion: Authorize the three‑day suspension of a teaching employee. - Vote: Motion passes with eight yes, one no (Mrs. Welch Howe).
Ending
After the vote the board adjourned. The public record provided no further identifying details about the employee or the underlying allegations in open session.
Speakers
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