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Calhoun County school board approves 2026–27 staff contracts after executive session

Calhoun County School District Board of Trustees · April 13, 2026
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Summary

After an executive session on personnel, the Calhoun County School District Board of Trustees approved the superintendent’s personnel recommendations and both the 2026–27 professional instructional and administrative staff contracts, each passing on 4–1 voice votes.

The Calhoun County School District Board of Trustees approved personnel recommendations and both sets of 2026–27 staff contracts following an executive session on personnel matters.

After leaving open session to discuss personnel and contracts, the board returned and voted to approve the superintendent’s recommended personnel actions. Mr. Jenkins moved to approve the personnel recommendations; the motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote.

Mr. Jenkins then moved to approve the 2026–27 professional instructional staff contracts as presented by the superintendent. After a second, the board approved the professional contracts by a 4–1 vote; one board member registered opposition but the motion carried. The board then approved the 2026–27 administrative contracts in a separate vote, also 4–1.

Board members did not elaborate on individual contract terms during the public meeting. The votes followed the district’s executive‑session review; the board did not provide detailed contract summaries in open session. The chair said the motions were submitted as presented by the superintendent.

The board adjourned after the votes. No members of the public had signed up to speak during the public‑participation portion of the meeting prior to the executive session.