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School Board implements closed‑session actions: appointments, grievance decision, religious exemption

Prince William County School Board · March 20, 2026
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Summary

After a closed session held under Virginia code, the board certified the closed meeting and approved appointments/releases, upheld the superintendent’s dismissal recommendation in case T26‑002, granted a religious exemption (RE25‑20), and authorized actions recommended by legal counsel.

After a closed session convened under the Code of Virginia, the Prince William County School Board returned to open session and certified the closed meeting under Va. Code §2.2‑3712. The board then approved a series of closed‑session actions including personnel appointments/releases, the disposition of an employee grievance and dismissal appeal, and a request for a student religious exemption.

Vice Chair Jesse moved to certify the closed session and to adopt the certification resolution. The motion carried on an on‑record vote. The board also voted to approve appointments and releases as presented and to uphold the superintendent’s recommendation of dismissal in employee case number T26‑002; the chair was authorized to provide the written decision to the employee. The board approved a request for a religious exemption from compulsory attendance in case RE25‑20, and it also authorized the legal actions recommended by counsel during closed session.

All listed closed‑session actions were recorded as passing (votes recorded where available). The board cited statutory authority for closed‑session discussion and action under Virginia Code §2.2‑3711 and §2.2‑3712 when making motions and certifying the meeting.

The actions represent formal personnel and legal decisions by the board; the motions and vote tallies were entered on the record at the meeting.