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Wynne School Board votes to expel ninth-grade student for 365 days
Summary
At a Nov. 4 called meeting, the Wynne School Board approved the administration's recommendation to expel Student 190504459, a ninth grader at Wynne High School, for 365 days; the student and parent did not attend the hearing.
The Wynne School Board on Nov. 4 voted to expel Student 190504459, a ninth-grade Wynne High School student, for 365 days following a disciplinary hearing and a 10-day suspension that began before the board met. The parent and the student did not attend the hearing.
The board considered a recommendation from the administration to expel the student for 365 days and approved it on a motion by Mr. Michael Hirons, seconded by Mr. Spencer Parker. The motion "passed unanimously," according to the meeting record. Dr. Kenneth Moore, the district superintendent, was listed in the roll call as present and introduced the administration recommendation.
The decision implements a yearlong expulsion as recommended by school administrators; the transcript does not specify further details of the allegations, any alternative sanctions, or appeal steps. The record shows the student had been suspended for 10 days pending the board meeting.
The board convened as a called meeting at 6:00 p.m. at the District Administration Building and adjourned at 6:13 p.m. The meeting record does not include any appearances or statements from the student or the student's parent.
No additional procedural information, such as appeal timelines or details of the investigation, was included in the minutes provided.
