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School board reaffirms superintendent's recommendations in six personnel cases after closed session
Summary
After a closed session held under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, the Chesterfield County School Board reconvened Jan. 6 and voted to uphold the superintendent's recommendations in six separate personnel cases; each motion passed on roll call with affirmative votes from the five members present.
After meeting in closed session under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, the Chesterfield County School Board reconvened Jan. 6 and voted in open session to uphold the superintendent's recommendations in six personnel cases.
The clerk read that the closed session was held under Va. Code § 2.2-3711(A) to discuss personnel disciplinary matters and to consult with legal counsel about actual or probable litigation. The board certified the closed session, then considered each personnel matter in turn and moved to uphold the superintendent's recommendation.
The clerk announced the following case identifiers as considered by the board: 2025-26/43-HR, 2025-2644-HR, 2025-26/45-HR, 2025-26/46-HR, 2025-26/47-HR and 2025-2648-HR. For each case the motion on the floor was that the superintendent's recommendation be upheld; the clerk called the roll and the members present — Anne Coker, Jenna Darby, Dominique Chatters, Steven Pronto and Lisa Hudgins — registered affirmative votes on each motion.
The transcript records the votes by roll call; the motions were seconded as noted on the record but the individuals who moved or seconded are not identified in the public transcript. The board did not announce further public action tied to these items during the meeting.
The board's next business meeting is scheduled to be a budget work session on Jan. 22, 2026, at which time the board will consider budget items and other routine business.
