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Randolph County Board approves pay equity resolution, 2025–26 calendar, surplus vehicles and personnel actions

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Summary

At its regular meeting the Randolph County Board of Education approved a pay equity resolution, adopted the 2025–26 school calendar, declared old buses and trucks surplus for disposal, approved the personnel action sheet, and approved the meeting agenda and January 16 minutes.

The Randolph County Board of Education approved several administrative items at its regular meeting on Thursday, including a pay equity resolution, the 2025–26 school calendar, the designation of surplus vehicles, and personnel actions; the board also approved the meeting agenda and the January 16 minutes.

Board members voted unanimously to approve a pay equity resolution after the superintendent noted information had been circulated to trustees in advance. ‘‘All in favor, let it be known by aye,’’ the chair said; the motion carried.

The board also approved the recommended 180‑day 2025–26 school calendar, the superintendent said the calendar reflected majority staff input and had been coordinated with the neighboring Roanoke City calendar to limit conflicts with the career center.

Trustees declared a list of older maintenance trucks and buses as surplus to allow sale for scrap or by bid auction. The superintendent recommended listing the vehicles as surplus so they can be sold or auctioned; the board approved that motion by voice vote.

The personnel action sheet presented by the superintendent was approved by the board, also by voice vote.

Earlier in the meeting, the board approved the meeting agenda as printed and the minutes of the Jan. 16, 2025, board meeting.

Each vote in the meeting record was taken by voice with no roll-call tally provided in the transcript; motions recorded in the minutes were approved by unanimous voice votes. The meeting record does not specify individual vote counts or the names of motion movers beyond the standard motion-second process.

No substantive policy change beyond the pay equity resolution and the administrative approvals was passed at the meeting; the facility report discussed by the superintendent was presented for information and may return for a future work session.