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Engadine Board votes down motion to terminate employee after public comment
Summary
The Engadine Consolidated Schools Board denied a motion to terminate an employee Oct. 15, 2025, after public input from a CCSS preschool assistant teacher who said she received a termination letter she described as based on 'fabricated reasons.' The termination motion failed on a 1–4 vote.
The Engadine Consolidated Schools Board of Education voted down a motion to terminate a district employee at its Oct. 15, 2025, regular meeting.
At the meeting President Daryl Schroeder moved to terminate CCSS employee Carroll McTiver effective Oct. 7, 2025. The motion was recorded as unsupported and the subsequent vote was Ayes: Schroeder; Nays: Chapman, Hopper, Moore and Nelson. The motion was denied.
The termination proposal followed public input earlier in the meeting from a CCSS preschool assistant teacher who said she has worked in the position for 10 years and said she had been given a termination letter she described as based on "fabricated reasons." The speaker also told the board that teaching preschool is her passion. The minutes do not state that the public commenter and the employee named in the termination motion are the same person.
Board members did not record additional debate or a roll-call tally beyond the single recorded vote. The minutes show the motion to terminate was put forward by President Schroeder but did not receive support sufficient to pass.
No statute, policy citation, or written rationale for the proposed termination is included in the minutes. The board adjourned at 6:22 p.m.
