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Board approves minutes, personnel recommendations and routine financial items; oral health grant noted

WETZEL COUNTY SCHOOLS · June 23, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved minutes from June 9, accepted superintendent personnel recommendations and routine matters, and approved treasurer items including a $7,300 oral health prevention grant; contracted services and co-op purchasing were also approved.

After the failed policy motion, the Wetzel County Schools board returned to routine business and approved several superintendent recommendations and financial items.

The board approved the minutes of the June 9 meeting and then approved the superintendent’s personnel recommendations (resignations, professional and service personnel) after removing three positions that were affected by the earlier failed policy change. Trustees moved and approved the personnel slate unanimously.

Under routine matters the board approved memoranda of understanding and student-release requests, granted permission for two students to attend Wetzel County Schools from out of state, and approved facility-use requests. The board also confirmed polling locations for the 2026 general election and approved a request from Concord University to place a student teacher under the district’s student-teaching arrangements.

On financial business, trustees approved contracted-services items and participation in a multi-district co-op that allows joint bidding for supplies and services. The treasurer presented bills for payment (June 5–17) and requested budget transfers and increases, including fund 61 where the district received an oral health prevention grant of $7,300 (the district reported an additional $7,300 arrived, effectively doubling the allocation discussed). The board approved the treasurer’s items and the contracted services motions.

What happens next: Contracted-service details that may exceed budget thresholds will return to the board when additional clarifications are available; administration will follow up on the produce/vended food line-item and any co-op bid amounts.