Board approves personnel actions, administrative appointments, FY2027 state capital request and contract awards

The Baltimore County Board of Education on Sept. 9 approved a series of personnel matters, administrative appointments, the system’s FY2027 state capital budget request and contract awards recommended by the Building and Contracts Committee.

Personnel matters: The board approved personnel actions listed in Exhibit D1 (terminations, retirements, resignations, leaves, and deceased recognitions). Miss Harvey moved approval; Mister Young seconded. A subsequent set of personnel items in Exhibits D2 through D5 also received board approval after a motion by Miss Stolesky and second by Miss Henn. Roll-call votes were recorded for both motions and each measure passed by the board.

Administrative appointments: The board approved administrative appointments in Exhibit E1, which included appointments to executive director, middle school support and achievement (Michelle Anderson); specialist, health education (Nancy Bauer); and senior community school facilitator (Whitney Leonard). Mister Young moved the motion and Miss Pumphrey seconded; the appointments were approved by roll call.

FY2027 State Capital Budget Request: The board approved the proposed FY2027 state capital budget request as presented in Exhibit J. Mister Young moved the motion and Doctor Savoy seconded; the motion passed by roll call.

Contract awards: The board’s Building and Contracts Committee forwarded items L1 through L6 to the full board with committee recommendation; the board approved L1–L6 on the committee’s recommendation. Item L7 was forwarded without recommendation; the board separately approved L7 after a motion by Miss Harvey and a second by Miss Stolesky. The roll-call vote on L7 recorded one “no” vote (Mister McMillian) and passed with a favorable count of eight.

Each action was adopted by roll call as the board conducts roll-call votes for all voting items. Several motions came from committee recommendations; when noted in the meeting those items did not require seconds. The board did not provide additional substantive debate on the listed contract items during open session.