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Walton‑Verona board approves consent items, partnerships and moves to closed session

Walton‑Verona Independent Board of Education · March 24, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 24 meeting the Walton‑Verona Independent board approved routine consent items and partnership agreements, including a pay application for Ashley Builders Group and agreements with Eastern Kentucky University and the University of Cincinnati, then voted to enter executive session under KRS 61.810(1)(f).

The Walton‑Verona Independent Board of Education on Feb. 24 approved a series of routine consent items and partnership agreements and then voted to enter executive session under a Kentucky statute covering closed meetings.

During the business portion the board voted to approve the minutes, superintendent and treasurer reports, and the orders of the treasurer. The board approved pay application No. 7 to Ashley Builders Group related to the Walton Marina District office renovation and also approved an amended school calendar for the 2526 school year. The board acknowledged superintendent personnel actions concerning two employees recorded under the transcript as employee numbers 1439 and 1487.

Board members recorded approval of interinstitutional agreements including a field and clinical experiences agreement with Eastern Kentucky University and a similar agreement with the University of Cincinnati, as well as a contract with the Family Nurturing Center. Field trips listed on the agenda were approved as part of the consent motions.

After completing the listed agenda items, the board moved, seconded and voted to enter an executive session “pursuant to KRS 61.810(1)(f).” The board announced it would turn off the public video feed for the closed session and stated it would not return to live broadcast after adjournment. The motion to enter the closed session was recorded in the transcript as passing by voice (reported as "Motion passes 4‑0").

No roll‑call vote record with individual member names appears in the public transcript for these items; approvals are recorded in the meeting minutes as passed by voice vote.