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Taylor County board adopts agenda, approves minutes, reassigns employee and adopts two textbooks
Summary
At its March 24 meeting the Taylor County School Board approved the meeting agenda and minutes, administratively reassigned an employee to Taylor County Middle School, and adopted two textbook items (grade 6–12 review and a grades 9–12 Spanish textbook); vote tallies were by voice and not specified in the record.
The Taylor County School Board approved the meeting agenda, accepted minutes and adopted two textbook items during its March 24 session, and it approved an administrative reassignment recommended by the superintendent.
The board began by adopting the meeting agenda with additions for three textbook items. Miss Wagner moved to adopt the agenda and Miss Carlton seconded; the motion carried on a voice vote.
The board then approved the minutes for the March 24, 2026 regular school board meeting (public hearing and executive session) on a motion by Miss Mathis, seconded by Miss Carlton; the motion carried on a voice vote.
Superintendent Mr. Wentworth recommended the administrative reassignment of Lauren Williams to a position at Taylor County Middle School (position 016151133), effective March 23. Miss Agner moved to approve the reassignment and Miss Carlton seconded; the board approved the administrative move by voice vote.
On textbook matters, the board held public hearings and took action on two additions to the agenda. The grade 6–12 textbook review (15‑02 #1) was presented as a public hearing; no members of the public addressed the board and Miss Mathis moved to adopt the item, with Miss Carlson seconding. Likewise, the grades 9–12 Spanish textbook (15‑02 #2) drew no public comment and was adopted on a motion by Miss Carlton, seconded by Miss Mathis. Both motions were approved by voice vote. The K–5 ELA textbook (15‑02 #3) was listed as a public hearing only and was not acted on that night.
The record shows these approvals were taken by oral vote; the transcript documents several board members saying “aye” but does not list a roll-call tally of yes, no or abstain votes.
Items that had been moved from consent for additional review were discussed later in the meeting and were pulled for clarification (see separate coverage on the pulled discipline items).
