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Votes at a glance: Monongalia County Schools board, Oct. 28, 2025
Summary
The board approved a construction contract for the Mountain View project, accepted routine financial and personnel items, and approved a new 200‑day special-education teacher position. Several housekeeping items—including consent agenda approvals and accounts payable addendum—were approved by voice vote.
The Monongalia County Schools Board of Education took several formal actions Oct. 28. Below are the motions recorded in the meeting minutes and their recorded outcomes.
Award of Mountain View Connector contract — approved Superintendent recommended awarding the Mountain View project contract to Lombardi Construction; the motion was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote. (No roll-call tally provided in the transcript.)
Accounts payable addendum A — approved The superintendent recommended approval of the accounts payable addendum A as presented in the executive content; the board moved, seconded and approved the item by voice vote.
Consent agenda — approved The board approved the consent agenda, which included expenditures over $3,000, payment of salaries and accounts payable, field experience approvals, memoranda of understanding with West Virginia University (Applied Human Sciences, School of Sports Sciences), an amended affiliation agreement with WVU and MTech, a Smile Express agreement, a USDA APHIS Canada geese management agreement, minutes of the Oct. 14 meeting, and Head Start monthly reports. Board members asked clarifying questions (for example, whether Westwood was included in the Smile Express agreement) but approved the consent agenda by voice vote.
Personnel approvals and new position — approved The board approved the regular personnel list and an addendum. Separately, the board approved a new professional 200‑day full‑time special education multicat teacher position at Eastwood Elementary School to be funded with state special-education dollars.
Notes on votes: Many motions were carried by voice vote; the transcript records "aye" responses and "motion carries" but does not provide roll-call tallies. At least one board member recused themself from discussion of an accounts-payable item due to a business relationship (the superintendent noted the relationship and left the room during that item).
