Shenandoah County Public Schools board meeting, date not confirmed yet
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What happened
What happened at this meeting
Shenandoah County school board awards architectural and engineering term contracts 6:37:48
- A district staff member presented SOL performance for the 25-26 school year and said 8 of 9 schools raised their framework scores. 2:22:05
- The staff member said all 3 elementary schools were identified for TSI for students with disabilities and that W.W. Robinson was also identified for Black students. 2:32:58
- A human resources staff member presented a staffing report on retention, vacancies, recruiting and licensure. 3:04:53
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Item by item (14)
- Opening, closed session and agenda 0:00
- The board voted 5 to nothing to convene a closed meeting on personnel and student matters. 1:13
- The board approved an amendment adding a time-sensitive statement on ongoing legal matters to the informational agenda. 1:46:19
- Michael D. Rickard moved to move the school security update by the Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office to the November meeting, and Larry E. Vance said the item was moved to the November agenda. 1:47:41
- The agenda was approved 6 to nothing as amended. 1:48:42
- National 4-H Week recognition 1:48:51
- Public comment 2:06:24
- A speaker at public comment presented board members with a book on the history of education in Shenandoah County. 2:08:49
- Speakers raised the federal court case over the name of Stonewall Jackson High School, including a judge's denial of the board's request for a stay and questions about an outside legal defense fund. 2:11:24
- A speaker asked for data on how many Triplet Tech graduates work in their field of study and asked the board to follow through on a March vote for a new elementary school. 2:14:39
- Consent agenda 2:20:57
- SOL performance report 2:21:35
- A district staff member said the division went from 3 to 5 schools in the distinguished range and moved from 59th to 54th in state rank. 2:24:42
- Michael D. Rickard said tutor hours had been scaled back, and the staff member said data showed the after-school approach did not work. 2:35:23
- Whitney L. Pence asked how the division documents that special education teachers in general education classrooms work with the students they are assigned to serve. 2:44:34
- Chamber student leadership program 2:59:16
- Statement on ongoing legal case 3:03:52
- Gloria E. Carlineo said the board's attorneys were not available to meet on the legal case with the NAACP and that the matter would be discussed at the next available meeting, which the board hoped would be the October 26th work session. 3:04:08
- Human resources staffing report 3:04:42
- A human resources staff member reported a teacher retention rate of about 85% and said 89 of 104 certified vacancies in 2026 had been filled. 3:04:53
- The staff member said 70 of 86 classified vacancies had been filled and that 119 teachers are in their first 3 years of teaching. 3:10:11
- The staff member reported an 85% fill rate for substitutes, and a staff member said the division had 324 substitutes in total. 3:25:55
- Library materials purchase list 3:28:16
- Monthly report 3:32:41
- A district staff member said students took a bite out of a locally grown apple and that Triplet Tech students had first-place finishes at the SkillsUSA State Fair competition. 3:32:55
- The staff member said Central High School hosted a college, career and military fair on September 24th with more than 50 colleges, military branches and businesses. 3:33:21
- Board member comments 3:34:13
- Whitney L. Pence said weekday religious education has grown to 291 students enrolled. 3:35:48
- Lewis Michael Scheibe II asked that a discussion of an independent review of operational systems, revenue chains, salaries and the HR department be placed on the November agenda. 3:49:55
- One board member said comments made at a community input session for the superintendent search were wrong in their facts, including a claim that test scores are low. 3:56:40
- Second closed session 4:03:02
- Personnel list 6:33:37
- Architectural and engineering term contracts 6:37:22
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Video: posted by the district as “SCPS School Board Meeting 10/08/2026”