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Board receives investigation findings on superintendent; no action taken at session
Summary
After a closed session to discuss pending litigation and allegations that could lead to personnel action, the board announced it had received the investigation findings into allegations against Superintendent Liggins and will consider corrective measures in the coming weeks; no action was taken that evening.
The Fayette County Board of Education entered closed session to discuss pending litigation and personnel allegations under the statutory citation read into the record. After the closed session concluded at 8:17 PM, the board announced it had received the findings of an investigation into allegations directed at Superintendent Arthur Liggins and thanked Lee Lathrow for conducting the inquiry. The board said it would carefully consider the findings and anticipates making a determination on appropriate corrective measures in the coming weeks; no action was taken that night.
Before the closed-session motion passed, the board certified minutes and processed a routine motion on the agenda dated Feb. 9, 2026. The vote to enter closed session was recorded as five‑zero. When the board returned to open session, leadership reiterated a commitment to a fair and thorough process and to stewardship of district resources.
The board did not announce details of the investigation's findings in open session and indicated any substantive determinations would be forthcoming after deliberate consideration. The meeting adjourned after the announcement.
Next steps: the board will deliberate on corrective measures in the weeks ahead; the district thanked the investigator and said it recognizes community interest in the matter.
