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Board approves minutes, administrative, finance and personnel items; ratifies two suspensions 4‑0
Summary
At its Dec. 17 meeting the Lincoln County Board of Education approved routine consent items and ratified two employee suspensions; the board entered and exited an executive session with no votes taken during that session.
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The Lincoln County Board of Education approved minutes and routine administrative, finance and personnel items and ratified two employee suspensions during its Dec. 17 meeting in Hamlin. All recorded votes on the public record were unanimous, 4‑0.
Votes at a glance: - Approval of minutes for the Dec. 3, 2024 meeting — approved by voice vote, 4‑0 (one member absent). - Administrative items — motion by Cartwright, second by Wilson; approved by voice vote, 4‑0. - Finance items — motion by Wilson, second by Cartwright; approved by voice vote, 4‑0. - Personnel (blue sheet) — motion by Cartwright, second by Wilson; approved by voice vote, 4‑0. - Motion to enter executive session to discuss employee discipline — motion by Cartwright, second by Wilson; approved, 4‑0. The board recessed to executive session at 6:31 p.m. and reconvened in regular session at 6:54 p.m.; no votes were taken during the executive session. - Ratification of previously imposed 20‑day suspension (Nov. 20–Dec. 17, 2024) without pay of a professional employee — ratified, 4‑0. Employee named on the public record: Charles Curry. - Ratification of previously imposed 10‑day suspension (Dec. 4–Dec. 17, 2024) without pay of a service employee — ratified, 4‑0. Employee named on the public record: Lisonbee Miller.
Board members present noted Robert Mosteller was absent; four members voted on the listed motions. The meeting adjourned at 6:57 p.m. and the board scheduled its next regular meeting for Tuesday, Jan. (date stated at meeting) at 6 p.m. at Lincoln County High School.

