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Board accepts personnel recommendations, rules on three expulsion appeals
Summary
The Berkeley County Board approved personnel recommendations and issued decisions on three student expulsion appeals March 2: one appeal was granted with assignment to the Next Steps Learning Center (6-1), and two were denied (7-0 each).
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The Berkeley County Board of Education accepted personnel recommendations discussed in executive session and resolved three student expulsion appeals at its March 2 meeting.
"I move to accept the personnel recommendations of the administration as discussed in executive session for the current school year," said Miss Davenport, who made the motion; the board approved the recommendations by voice vote (7-0).
On expulsion appeals, Miss Littleton moved to grant the appeal for student number 1 and to assign that student to the Next Steps Learning Center; Miss Davenport seconded. The motion passed 6-1.
For student number 2, Miss Bradley moved and Wofford seconded a motion to deny the appeal; the board voted 7-0 to deny it. Miss Davenport moved to deny the appeal for student number 3 and the board voted 7-0 to deny that appeal.
The board recorded the roll and voice votes during each action but did not discuss discipline specifics in open session. The Next Steps Learning Center was identified as the alternate placement for the granted appeal. No additional details about the students, their schools or the specific disciplinary findings were presented in public session, consistent with district rules restricting discussion of individual students during public comment.
Chair Wofford confirmed the votes and moved the meeting forward; the board did not announce further administrative policy changes during the meeting.

