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After closed session, Taylor board votes to terminate three employees

Taylor School District Board of Education · April 17, 2024
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Summary

Following a closed session, the Taylor School District board moved to terminate three employees effective immediately, citing superintendent letters dated March 20, 2024; votes carried 4–2, 5–?, and 6–0 respectively.

After returning from a closed session at 11:33 p.m., the Taylor School District Board of Education voted on three termination motions tied to superintendent letters dated March 20, 2024.

The board first moved to terminate the employment of Rhonda Hunchal effective immediately. The motion carried by a recorded vote of 4–2. The motion referenced the superintendent's letter to Hunchal dated March 20, 2024; no additional details were read into the public record at the meeting.

The board then moved to terminate the employment of Victoria King effective immediately, citing the superintendent’s March 20 letter to King. The transcript records that motion as carried; the public roll-call recorded the motion as carried (vote recorded in the transcript as a majority; individual roll-call entries were taken as part of the public record).

A third motion to terminate Michael Savoy’s employment effective immediately also referenced the superintendent’s March 20 letter and carried on the public vote (recorded as carried in open session).

All three motions were made and seconded in open session immediately after the closed meeting; the motions’ public language was limited to the superintendent’s letters and the effective termination actions. The board did not read detailed reasons into the public record during the meeting; the motions cited the superintendent's letters as the stated grounds for termination.