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Board approves personnel sections after multiple personnel hearings
Summary
After hearing testimony from employees, the Cabell County Board of Education voted on professional and service personnel sections that included transfers, terminations and renewals; several motions carried by voice vote.
After public personnel hearings, the Cabell County Board of Education considered and voted on multiple personnel sections during its April 21 meeting. The board approved a series of motions by voice vote; in several cases the transcript records "Aye" and no opposition.
Votes at a glance
- Section 05/1978P (teacher realignments, elementary) — Motion to approve carried by voice vote; "Aye" recorded and no opposition noted.
- Section 51/79P (termination of contracted days; transfers) — The board approved the section with a motion that excluded one named employee (John McMillan) from that approval; the motion passed by voice vote.
- Section 51/80P (administrator transfer listed: Melissa Ash and Gregory Webb) — No motion was made; the transcript records "Hearing none, this is not approved."
- Section 51/81P (listed professional transfers for 2025–26) — Motion to approve carried by voice vote.
- Section 51/82P (reduction in force / termination of contract) — Motion to approve carried by voice vote; one board member recused from discussion before the vote.
- Section 51/83P (renewal of contracts) — Motion to approve carried by voice vote.
- Section 51/84P (termination of extracurricular contracts) — Motion to approve carried by voice vote.
- Section 3.3 (service personnel) — Motion to approve the service personnel section as presented carried by voice vote.
The meeting record shows routine motions to enter executive session for several hearings and to return to open session; those procedural motions were passed by voice vote. Board members also discussed notifying employees who would be affected by ripple effects stemming from the approved items.
The transcript does not record roll-call tallies or individual members' recorded aye/no votes for these motions; outcomes are recorded as voice votes with "Aye" and no opposition or with specific exceptions noted above.
