Board of Education of the County of Berkeley Regular Meeting
The Board received instructional updates on summer programming and Extended School Year initiatives, and reviewed status reports for various bond and construction projects. Key actions included the approval of several contractors for special education autism teacher services and the approval of personnel recommendations. A bid for the Martinsburg High roof project was discussed and subsequently tabled. The meeting also included an executive session to discuss legal matters and the superintendent's annual goals and objectives.
Aug 12, 2026
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The board received a disciplinary data update in compliance with West Virginia Policy 4373. Key discussion topics included the analysis of longitudinal disciplinary trends, variations in student discipline across subgroups based on gender, race, socio-economic status, and special education needs, and the efficacy of the district's discipline matrix. The meeting also addressed the operations of the discipline committee, including the frequency of its meetings, parental and community involvement, and the implementation of bullying prevention programs.
Aug 3, 2026·Board meeting
Berkeley County Board of Education Regular Meeting
The board discussed the appointment of a new member to fill a vacant position and reviewed the Superintendent's proposed goals for the upcoming school year, which align with the five-year strategic plan. Other topics included an update on the Berkeley County Youth Fair, public testimony regarding religious exemptions for vaccinations, and a comprehensive review of staff instructional training, professional development programs, and upcoming teacher orientation schedules.
Jul 6, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Education of the County of Berkeley Regular Meeting
The Board discussed and received updates on various construction and bond projects, including progress and delays at several schools. Actions included the approval of special education contracts for the upcoming school year, the selection of transportation service providers for student transit, and the determination of a temporary housing plan for Mountain Ridge Primary School students due to facility delays. Additionally, the Board modified the school calendar to implement early dismissal days for professional development, approved various personnel appointments, and conducted an employee hearing resulting in the termination of an employee contract.
