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Duplin County Schools board approves agenda, consent items and a contract; holds executive session and approves personnel actions

Duplin County Schools Board of Education · July 1, 2025
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Summary

During the July business session the board approved its agenda and consent agenda by voice votes, approved a contract with Edwards and Associates Physical Therapy after a recusal by board member Edwards, entered executive session to discuss personnel and student confidentiality, and on return approved personnel recommendations.

The Duplin County Schools board approved the meeting agenda and an extensive consent agenda by voice votes during its July business session.

The board considered a contract with Edwards and Associates Physical Therapy. Board member Edwards announced a recusal from that item; after the recusal the board moved, seconded and approved the contract by voice vote ('aye'). The transcript does not include a roll‑call vote or individual vote tallies.

The board then voted to enter an executive session under the local‑government statutes cited in the agenda to discuss personnel matters, prevention of disclosure of confidential student information, attorney–client privileged matters and plans relating to emergency response and incidents of school violence. The motion, second and voice vote to enter executive session carried.

After returning to open session, a motion to approve personnel recommendations was made and seconded and the board approved those recommendations by voice vote. The superintendent was not present and the superintendent's report was skipped for the night. The board adjourned after closing remarks and a request for continued prayers for the superintendent and family.

The transcript records voice votes with "aye" responses but does not provide individual vote records or a written roll call for the motions described.