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Marlboro County school board moves executive session, approves six certified recommendations and one resignation
Summary
At a special call on April 28, the Marlboro County Board of Education amended its agenda to hold executive session earlier, approved six certified recommendations and one certified resignation presented by Superintendent Tiller, tabled a board workshop until Monday and then adjourned.
The Marlboro County Board of Education amended its agenda and moved an executive session forward before its regular discussion items at a special call meeting on April 28, then approved personnel recommendations and tabled a board workshop.
The meeting opened with the board chair welcoming attendees and noting the news media had been notified. The chair then asked for an invocation; Mr. Thomas led a brief prayer. “Good evening everyone. Welcome to the Marlboro County Board of Education special call board meeting April 28, 2025,” the chair said at the start of the session.
A board member moved to amend the agenda to place the executive session before the board discussion items; the motion was seconded and approved by raised hands. After approving the amended agenda, the board voted to convene in executive session.
When the board returned to open session, board member Mr. Ver moved "to approve six certified recommendations and one certified resignation that was presented to us by Superintendent Tiller." The motion was seconded and approved by hand/voice vote; the transcript does not record individual roll‑call tallies. The recommendations and the certified resignation were presented to the board by Superintendent Tiller, though the transcript does not specify the names or details of the individuals affected.
Later in the meeting, board member Mr. Benjamin said the board workshop "information has not changed a whole lot" and moved to table the workshop until the meeting on Monday night so members could review updated numbers and additional information; the motion was seconded and approved.
A board member then moved to adjourn, the motion was seconded, and the chair closed the meeting.
The public transcript records the motions and outcomes but does not include vote tallies or the specific contents of the certified recommendations and resignation, which were presented during the executive session or in materials referenced by the superintendent. The board did not take further public action on the workshop at this meeting and set the item for the next regular meeting.
