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Votes at a glance: CCSB approves MSSPs and committee appointments, tables VSBA items
Summary
The Culpeper County School Board unanimously approved MSSPs for two TSI-listed schools and approved committees and a second reading of out-of-zone attendance regulations; the board tabled VSBA delegate and business-honor-roll selections and approved personnel recommendations after a closed session.
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At its Feb. 2 work session the Culpeper County School Board recorded several formal actions.
Approved: The board unanimously approved Multi-year School Support Plans for Farmington and Emerald Hill (motion by Kelley Pearson; second by Elizabeth Hutchins). The board also approved School Board committees and appointments (motion by Elizabeth Hutchins; second by Christina Burnett) and approved the second reading of revised local regulations for out-of-zone school attendance and out-of-county attendance for children of full-time employees (JC-BR1 and JC-BR2) (motion by Toni Sheads; second by Elizabeth Hutchins).
Tabled: The board tabled selection of the VSBA Business Honor Roll and the VSBA delegate and alternate until the Feb. 23 work session (motion by Christina Burnett; second by Elizabeth Hutchins). Board members said selections require unanimous approval and full-member participation.
Closed session and personnel: The board entered a closed session under Code of Virginia §2.2-3711(A)(1) to consider multiple personnel matters. After reconvening the board certified compliance with the Virginia open-meetings requirements and approved personnel recommendations (motion by Christina Burnett; second by Toni Sheads). The transcript does not provide names or specifics for individual personnel actions; those were recorded only as approvals in the minutes.
No action taken on FY27 budget at this meeting; staff presented a preliminary budget showing a roughly $345,000 shortfall that will be addressed in subsequent meetings.
