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Harrison County Board approves MOU with National Youth Advocate Program for school mental-health services
Summary
The board approved a memorandum of understanding with the National Youth Advocate Program to provide school mental-health services at Victory Elementary, Liberty Middle and Robert Byrd High School for the term stated in the agreement; approval came by voice vote.
The Harrison County Board of Education voted to approve a memorandum of understanding with the National Youth Advocate Program to provide school mental-health services for Victory Elementary, Liberty Middle and Robert Byrd High School for the term described in the agreement as “July 1st 26 through June 30th 27.” The motion to approve the MOU was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.
The agreement was presented to the board as a school mental-health services arrangement; board members raised no substantive discussion during the public motion, and the superintendent’s recommendation was accepted. The MOU covers services at the three named schools; the document’s exact start and end wording was read into the record as given above.
Board procedure on the item was routine: the board considered the item under new business, the motion carried on a voice vote, and no amendments or conditions were recorded. The board did not provide additional public details about funding sources, staff assignments, or measurable deliverables during the meeting.
The board moved on to other agenda items after approving the MOU. Any follow-up reporting on program details, contracts, or funding was not specified at the meeting.
