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Paulding County School Board approves personnel report and authorizes purchase agreement for 9.63-acre parcel
Summary
At its Aug. 5 meeting the Paulding County School Board unanimously approved a 125-item personnel report and a resolution authorizing execution of a purchase agreement for 9.63 acres on the west side of Billy Bullock Road. The board also adopted the meeting agenda and approved minutes from July 22.
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The Paulding County School Board on Aug. 5 unanimously approved a personnel report covering items 1–125 and passed a resolution authorizing the chair and superintendent to execute a purchase agreement for 9.63 acres on the west side of Billy Bullock Road.
Why it matters: The personnel approvals finalize staffing and assignments the district presented, and the authorized land purchase advances the district’s ability to acquire property for future use. Both actions were taken after the board recessed to executive session earlier in the meeting and returned to take the recorded votes.
Board action and outcomes
- Adoption of the meeting agenda: Motion to adopt the proposed agenda was moved by Mr. Nolan and seconded by Mr. Fuller; the board approved the agenda unanimously.
- Approval of the July 22 regular-session minutes: Motion moved by Mr. Nolan, seconded by Mr. Fuller; approved unanimously.
- Approval of the personnel report (items 1–125): Superintendent Barnett presented the personnel report. The motion to approve was moved by Mr. Clayton and seconded by Ms. Sauer; the motion carried unanimously.
- Authorization to execute purchase agreement for 9.63 acres on Billy Bullock Road: Superintendent Barnett recommended approval of a resolution authorizing the chairwoman and the superintendent to execute a purchase agreement for 9.63 acres on the west side of Billy Bullock Road. The motion to authorize execution of the sales agreement was moved by Mr. Nolan and seconded by Ms. Sauer; the board voted unanimously to approve the resolution.
Discussion vs. decision
The transcript records the formal motions and seconding language and shows the board moved to executive session to discuss personnel, land and legal matters. The board returned from executive session and took votes only to approve minutes and to act on the presented personnel report and the land purchase resolution; no other formal votes were recorded. The transcript does not record any roll-call vote tally with named yes/no votes; the meeting chair announced each action as unanimous.
What the record shows and does not show
The board announced unanimous approval for each recorded action. The transcript identifies the motion makers and seconders for each vote (see provenance). It does not record a numeric roll-call tally or identify any board member voting against or abstaining. The final purchase agreement’s sale price and other contract terms were not specified in the meeting record; the board authorized only execution of the agreement as described in the superintendent’s recommendation.
Next steps
The personnel items take effect as described in the personnel report presented to the board. The superintendent and chairwoman are authorized to execute the purchase agreement; the transcript does not specify an expected closing date or additional approvals required beyond the board resolution.
Votes at a glance (actions referenced above): agenda adoption; minutes approval; personnel report (items 1–125) — approved; resolution authorizing execution of purchase agreement for 9.63 acres — approved.

