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Fayette County Board approves consent, finance and personnel items; moves to executive session for superintendent evaluation
Summary
At the June 23 meeting the Fayette County Board of Education approved consent agenda items 2114'0118, finance items 4059'062, and personnel items 52 74'085 by voice vote; the board moved to enter executive session to discuss the superintendent's personnel records and evaluation, but the roll call or final vote on that motion is not captured in the transcript.
The Fayette County Board of Education approved routine consent, finance and personnel agenda items during its June 23, 2026 regular session and then moved to an executive session to discuss the superintendent's annual evaluation.
The board approved 2000-series consent items 2114 through 2118 after a motion, second and voice vote. The Chair noted item 2118 had been presented at the prior regular meeting.
The board then approved finance items 4059 through 4062. A board member asked whether transfers would require a special meeting; staff confirmed no special meeting was needed to close the matter.
Under personnel the board voted to approve items 52 74 through 52 85; item 52 86 was held for a separate vote at a later time. During discussion a board member praised Ronda Chico and the Project AWARE outreach effort for expanding services to schools that previously did not receive the funding. The board member said the county was losing social workers who had "made a difference" and noted restoration and revision windows extend through August 1.
"I really can't express how much I appreciate what Ronda Chico did for us in this meeting," a board member said, adding that Project AWARE had helped schools that were not included in the original funding and that the program had "changed lives of our faculties."
Finally, the Chair introduced the superintendent's annual evaluation, noting that in non-contract years it is due in June and that discussion of the superintendent's personnel records requires an executive session. A motion and second to enter executive session were recorded, but the transcript ends before the meeting's roll call or vote on that motion is captured.
All approvals reported in the transcript were taken by voice vote with "Aye" responses and no opposition recorded; specific named votes were not listed in the meeting record provided.
Next steps: the board planned a separate vote on personnel item 52 86 and proceeded into or prepared to proceed into executive session on the superintendent evaluation, per the Chair.
