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Board member Brenda Mattox moves to adjourn Nicholas County Board of Education special session; motion approved 4-0

Nicholas County Board of Education · August 19, 2024
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Summary

At a special called work session on Aug. 19, 2024, the Nicholas County Board of Education met in Carlisle and approved Motion #9205 — a motion to adjourn — on a 4-0 roll-call vote. The agenda listed student/staff recognition and public comment but no remarks were recorded.

The Nicholas County Board of Education met for a special called work session on Aug. 19, 2024, in Carlisle and adjourned after a brief agenda. Board member Brenda Mattox moved to adjourn, and Sharon Wilson seconded; the motion (Motion #9205) was approved on a roll-call vote of 4-0.

Roll call recorded Brenda Mattox, Cheryl Rawlings, Mona Vice and Sharon Wilson as present; Sparks was recorded absent. The meeting notice and minutes list others present as Doug Bechanan, Duane Kenney and Rob Hughes. The agenda enumerated a moment of silence, call to order, roll call, student/staff recognition and public comment, but the transcript contains no details of recognitions or public-comment remarks.

No formal discussion, presentations, or votes on policy items are recorded in the transcript beyond the motion to adjourn. The meeting’s minutes show Motion #9205 (mover: Brenda Mattox; seconder: Sharon Wilson) carried 4-0. Signatures lines in the record indicate spaces for the board chair and board secretary, but the document does not assign those titles to specific named individuals within the text provided.

The special called work session concluded with the approved motion to adjourn; no subsequent items or scheduling actions are recorded in the transcript.