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Board moves to executive session to discuss student expulsion under West Virginia code

Ohio County Board of Education · February 10, 2025
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Summary

The chair announced a motion to enter executive session under West Virginia Code 6-9A-4(b)(3) to discuss a student expulsion matter; a board member moved but the provided transcript does not record a second or the result of the motion.

The Ohio County Board of Education announced a motion to enter executive session Feb. 10 to discuss a student expulsion matter under West Virginia law.

The chair introduced Item 4 and read the relevant statutory citation on the record: "So 2 6 West Virginia code 6 9 a 4 b 3 to discuss a student expulsion matter," the chair said. A board member (Anne) responded, "So moved." The provided transcript does not record a second, a formal vote or an outcome in the available segments.

West Virginia Code section cited on the record (6-9A-4(b)(3)) generally governs the circumstances under which a public body may go into executive session for matters of student discipline; the board did not discuss details of the case in the public segments provided. No additional public discussion or outcome appears in the recorded segments.

The board proceeded to consider the item per routine procedure; the transcript ends with the motion being moved but without a recorded second or vote in the supplied excerpts. Any final action or documentation would be recorded in the official minutes or later public record.