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Paraprofessionals urge King William board to make ESS staff county employees; budget includes transition plan, officials say

King William County School Board · March 17, 2026
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Two paraprofessionals contracted through ESS asked the King William County School Board to prioritize converting ESS staff to county employees for pay, benefits and classroom stability; Dr. Wagner said the board's recommended budget submitted to supervisors includes a transition plan.

Two paraprofessionals told the King William County School Board they want to become county employees, citing stability for students and better pay and benefits.

"Fair income, strong benefits, and a true sense of belonging are essential for those of us serving in our schools," Caitlyn Pace said during the public-comment period, identifying herself as an elementary paraprofessional. "Becoming King William County employees would provide that stability." Vitica Horning, who said she works at Cool Spring Primary, urged the board…

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