Personnel Termination

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Personnel Termination

Board votes 4-3 to terminate head football coach after finding reporting rule violations

After weeks of public comment, the Springs Valley school board voted 4-3 to terminate the head football coachs coaching contract, citing violations of board reporting policy and the districts anti-harassment rules; the superintendent said the facts were "not in dispute."

Springs Valley Com School CorpOct 20, 2026

Personnel Termination

Board requests resignation of Tescott pre-school teacher, votes to terminate if refused

President Jeff Shamburg moved that the board request the resignation of Elizabeth Adams, Tescott pre-school teacher, or terminate her contract if she refuses. The motion was seconded by Kyle Black and carried 5-0 at the Oct. 19 meeting.

Twin ValleyOct 19, 2026

Personnel Termination

Wilson County Board ratifies termination of Mitchell L. Cooper

After a closed-session employee hearing, the Wilson County Board of Education voted 4–1 to ratify the superintendent’s recommendation to terminate Mitchell L. Cooper from Wetzel County Schools, citing a closed hearing under West Virginia law.

WETZEL COUNTY SCHOOLSOct 14, 2026

Personnel Termination

Chair moves to proceed with termination of employee after closed session

After a closed session, the meeting record shows the Chair moved "to proceed with the termination of the employee in question," a second was voiced, and the Chair declared the motion carried; the transcript does not identify the employee, the seconder, or a roll-call tally.

Madison County Oct 9, 2026