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Board approves offering certified teaching and coaching supplemental contracts; two recusals noted

Lexington County School District 3 Board of Trustees · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Following an executive session, the board accepted the administration's recommendation to offer certified teaching contracts and coaching supplements for 2026–27. The record shows recusals on contract #62 (Mrs. Burgess) and #71 (Dr. Gunner) and a recorded vote on at least one item (no on #74) with the chair announcing the motion carried three to two.

After returning from executive session on June 9, the Lexington County School District 3 Board of Trustees voted to accept the administration's recommendation to offer certified teaching contracts (page one) and coaching supplemental agreements (page two) for the 2026–27 school year.

Mrs. Kerry moved to accept the administration's recommendations and Miss Ethridge seconded the motion. During the public roll-call on the bundle, Mrs. Burgess announced she would recuse herself from voting on contract number 62 because of a family connection; Dr. Gunner announced a recusal on contract number 71 for a family connection. On at least one separately identified item (number 74) the transcript records Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Kerry voting no; the chair announced that the motion carried three to two.

No additional detail on the individual contract terms (salaries, names of hires) was stated in the public record; the board's action was a vote to accept the administration's recommendation as presented in the meeting packet.

The meeting record does not list additional follow-up steps or public release of the contract pages referenced; recusals were noted on the public record for transparency.