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Board approves consent items, travel request, child-nutrition co-op participation, a $27,939.95 change order and a personnel suspension
Summary
The Harrison County Schools board approved consent items and multiple routine motions by voice vote, agreed to participate in the Mountaineer Highlands Cooperative Child Nutrition contract, approved a $27,939.95 change order for Mountaineer Middle School renovations, and approved the suspension of an employee named Donna Haught.
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The Harrison County Schools board took several routine and formal actions during its meeting.
Consent agenda: The board approved the consent items as presented by the superintendent by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded.
Out-of-state travel: A motion to approve an out-of-state travel study and leave request was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote.
Child-nutrition contract: The board voted to participate in the Mountaineer Highlands Cooperative Child Nutrition contract; a board member asked who performed the scoring and the superintendent clarified the decision involved the cooperative.
Mountaineer Middle School change order: The board approved a change order for Mountaineer Middle School renovations in the amount of $27,939.95 to cover wiring or underground work. Members discussed that contingency funds remain and that the School Building Authority (SBA) documents had been signed; the motion carried by voice vote.
Personnel matters: The board approved personnel matters as presented by the superintendent; discussion included a note about many service-personnel resignations for the summer and that roles would be reposted. The board then moved to executive session under a cited West Virginia code provision to discuss personnel matters potentially affecting reputations.
Suspension: Following executive-session motions, the board approved the suspension of employee Donna Haught. The motion to suspend was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.
Votes and tallies: Actions were approved by voice vote with "aye"/"motion carries" recorded. No roll-call tallies or individual vote records were provided in the transcript.
Next steps: Several items (personnel resignations; budget finalization pending state allocations) will require follow-up by staff and board committees.

