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Buckingham County School Board votes to enter closed session to discuss personnel, student record and contract matters
Summary
On Feb. 11, 2026, the Buckingham County School Board voted unanimously to enter a closed session under Code of Virginia §2.2-3711 to consider appointments and resignations of specific employees, a specific students records and public contracts; the motion was made by Mister Snoddy and seconded by Mister Goodman.
The Buckingham County School Board voted unanimously Feb. 11, 2026, to enter a closed session to discuss appointments and resignations of specific employees, the records of a specific student and public contracts under the authority of the Code of Virginia.
A board member recommended the closed session under the statutory provisions that permit meetings on (a)(1) personnel appointments and resignations, (a)(2) student records of an identified student, and (a)(29) public contracts. The motion to go into closed session was made by Mister Snoddy and seconded by Mister Goodman. During the roll call, the chair noted that one member, Mister Christian, was participating remotely and indicated his assent.
The chair called for the vote to enter closed session and reported the vote was unanimous. The board then moved into closed session; no further details were given on the public record about the substantive matters to be discussed in private.
The closed-session authorization cited corresponds to Code of Virginia §2.2-3711, which the board referenced on the record as the legal basis for discussing personnel, student records and public contracts in a nonpublic meeting. The board did not disclose on the record any outcomes or actions taken during the closed session.
The meeting will resume in open session at a later time, at which point any statutory requirements for certification of the closed-session topics will be observed.
