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Buckingham board approves consent agenda amendments, invoices and 2026–27 calendar; delays religious exemptions vote

Buckingham County School Board · February 12, 2026
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Summary

The board returned from closed session, approved the personal and consent agendas (with exceptions), amended invoices, approved a facility‑use waiver for a pageant, delayed action on religious exemption requests, and unanimously adopted version 1 of the 2026–27 school calendar.

The Buckingham County School Board conducted routine approvals and votes that included amendments to the consent agenda, invoice approvals, a facility‑use action and final adoption of the 2026–27 school calendar.

After certifying that only matters identified in the closed session motion were discussed, the board adopted the meeting agenda as presented. The board then approved the personal agenda and accepted a staff recommendation on student case 202602111 as moved and seconded by board members; both votes were recorded as unanimous.

On the consent agenda, the board approved all items except three identified line items (6.03, 6.06 and 6.09) and then separately amended and approved invoices that included corrected Honeywell charges related to Route 20 work. A motion to approve facility use requests was approved with a waiver of the auditorium fee for the Miss Buckingham pageant; the motion passed unanimously.

The board voted to delay action on religious exemption requests to allow members time to review policies and materials provided by the Home Education Association of Virginia before making a decision.

On the school calendar, district staff presented two calendar versions and summarized community (97 responses) and staff input. The board voted unanimously to approve version 1 of the 2026–27 calendar, which adds teacher academy days and includes a testing window for SOL assessments. Board members discussed the tradeoffs between a later start date and semester testing windows before adopting the staff recommendation.

Procedural votes recorded in the transcript were unanimously in favor unless noted otherwise. Specific roll‑call yes votes were called during motions, with the chair confirming motions carried.