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School board approves HR personnel report and affirms two student-discipline decisions
Summary
At its Sept. 18 meeting, the Cobb County School District board approved the human-resources personnel report and voted 6-0 to affirm two student-discipline hearing decisions; motions were moved and seconded following executive session.
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The Cobb County School District board on Sept. 18 approved the administration's human-resources personnel report and affirmed two student-discipline hearing decisions, each by a 6-0 vote.
The board approved the personnel report dated 09/18/2025 following a presentation by the chief human resources officer. Chair called for a motion; the chair announced the approval with a tally of 6 yes, 0 no and one absence. The administration said the report included employment actions discussed in executive session and that there were no principal-level or higher recommendations.
The chief human resources officer moved that the hearing decision in student-discipline appeal number 2 be affirmed; the board voted to uphold that decision by voice/hand vote announced as 6-0. The same officer then moved to affirm student-discipline appeal number 3; that motion was seconded and carried 6-0.
Votes at a glance • Human-resources personnel report (motion to approve): approved, announced tally 6-0 (one absence). Mover: Mr. Cristadora; seconder: Mr. Wheeler (as announced). Notes: report covers actions discussed in executive session; no principal-level recommendations. • Student-discipline appeal #2 (motion to affirm hearing decision): approved, announced tally 6-0. Mover: Chief Human Resources Officer; seconder: not specified in the public record. • Student-discipline appeal #3 (motion to affirm hearing decision): approved, announced tally 6-0. Mover: Chief Human Resources Officer; seconder: Mister Wheeler (as announced).
The chair also reported three items placed on the consent agenda from the earlier work session; with no objection the consent agenda stood. The meeting adjourned after the votes.
The board did not disclose details of the student-discipline cases during the public meeting; the personnel report referenced actions discussed in executive session.
