GASTON COUNTY  BOARD OF EDUCATION  REGULAR SESSION  C  &  Shaping Our Future  943 Osceola Street, Gastonia, NC28054  February 19, 2024  5:30 p.m.    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Agenda Adoption  Type of Item: Consent  R Action OInformation  Main Points:  Consideration of Formal Agenda for Monday, February 19, 2024.  Roberts Rules of Order (Revised) adoption of Agenda for meeting sequence and  structure.  Fiscal Implications: None  Recommendation: Adoption of Agenda  Policy Implications: None  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Goal 1. Every student will graduate prepared for post-secondary opportunities.  Submitted by: Dr. Morgen Houchard  Department: Superintendent    GASTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Jeff K. Ramsey - Chairman Dot Cherry - Vice Chairman  Josh Crisp, Dallas Township Lee Dedmon, Gastonia Township Dot Guthrie, Gastonia Township Tod Kinlaw, South Point Township  Robbie Lovelace, Cherryville Township Brent Moore, Crowders Mountain Township A.M. Stephens, III, Riverbend Township  County/ Schools  Dr. Morgen A. Houchard, Superintendent 943 Osceola Street, Gastonia, NC 28054 Monday, February 19, 2024 5:30 p.m. Agenda Regular Meeting  Page(s)  I.  Call to Order II. Invocation III. Pledge of Allegiance IV. Agenda Adoption = Action.. V. Good News - Information VI. Classroom Moment - Information.. VII. Public Expression - Information VIII. APprova/Correction of Minutes - Action January 8, 2024 (Special Meeting). January 26, 2024 (Regular Meeting). January 26, 2024 (Board Retreat) IX. EOG/EOC Remediation - Information Consent Agenda = Action..  1-2 3-6 .7 8 9 10-11 12-13 14-16 17 18  X.  Consent Agenda Item (s) will be adopted with a single motion, second vote, unless a request for removal from the Consent Agenda is heard from a  Board Member.  A. Recommended Personnel..  19 20-29 30-31 32  B. Budget Amendments & Budget Transfers. C. construction/Repair Change Orders..  D. Contracts.. -None  XI. Superintendent's Comments XII. Closed Session - Information.  33-34  N.C.G.S. $143-318.11(a)03) Consultation with Attorney  N.C.G.S. $143-318.11(a)(6) Personnel  XIII. Adjournment  2    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Good News  Type of Item: Consent  Action R Information  Main Points:  Each month, the Communcations.Public Information Department compiles "Good News" about our schools, students, employees, and community partners. See attachment.  Fiscal Implications: None  Recommendation: None  Policy Implications: None  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Goal 1. Every student will graduate prepared for post-secondary opportunities.  Submitted by: Todd Hagans, Chief Communications Officer  Department: Communications/Public Information Superintendents Office)  3    BOARD AGENDA INFORMATIONALITEM  DEPARTMENT: Communications.Pablic  Information Department  TOPIC: GOOD NEWS  FOR THE. MONTH OF: February 2024  1. Lawrence Martin of Cramerton Middle School won the Gaston County Schools Spelling Bee, which was held on. January 31 at Ashbrook High School. He will compete in March at the Carolina Panthers Spelling Bee. The top four finishers in the regional bee will receive invitations to advance to the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Cassidy Allen 2. Kiser Elementary (partnered with NextGen) won the "Are You Smarter Than a Gaston County Fifth Grader?" competition. Rankin Elementary earned second place, and New Hope Elementary took third place. Sponsored by the Gaston County Education Foundation, "Are You Smarter" is a popular annual event that pairs businesses and organizations with elementary schools in a fun game show format. Proceeds go toward the Ron L. Ensley grants for teachers to fund innovative classroom lessons and projects. 3. Giselle Barr from Cramerton Middle School reçeived a Gold Key award at the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards for her piece, "Bartholomew." Joyce Zhu of Cramerton Middle School earned an honorable mention forl her work, "Chamelieonized Chameleon." Isabella Caicedo, a senior at Stuart W. Cramer High School, was recognized with a Silver Key award for her piece, "Acceptance." Barr and Caicedo will have their artwork showcased in March at the Mint Museum in uptown Charlotte. 4. The following students were named semifinalists for the prestigious University of North Carolina Morhead-Cain Scholarship: Aissatou Diouf ofAshbrook High School and Ben 5. Gaston County Schools had more than 140 students participate in the all-county high school band clinic on February 9-10 at Ashbrook High School. Students were chosen for the band clinic through an audition process. Brandon Taylor from East Gaston High School conducted the symphonic band, and Dr. Ben. Jones, an Ashbrook High School graduate who is teaching at Catawba College, conducted the wind ensemble. 6. Piedmont Lithium provided the following grants to educators in Gaston County Schools: Summer Cheek, W.B. Beam Intermediate, $1,500; Wanda Huffstetler, Bessemer City High School, $2,500; Amy Crocker, Bessemer City High; $1,000; Eric Miller, John Chavis Middle, $1,250; Susan Carswell, John Chavis Middle, $2,378; and 7. Stuart W. Cramer High School senior Ainsley VanderMeer is a regional semifinalist for the prestigious Jefferson Scholarship at the University ofVirginia.  of Bessemer City Middle School was the runner-up.  Kimmel of Hunter Huss High School.  Crystal Christy, Cherryville Elementary, $1,243.  4    8. Stuart W. Cramer High School hosted the South Central All-District Band Clinic, which featured more than 300 outstanding student musicians from across the Charlotte region. The following students from Gaston County Schools were chosen for the all- district band: Tytianna Lipscomb, York Chester Middle School; Abram Comer, Cramerton Middle School; Cyrus Baltimore, Stanley Middle School; Dennis Lopez, Bessemer City Middle School; Ada Hartge, Belmont Middle School; Sofia Parra, W. C.F Friday Middle School; Erick Rodrguer-liemmande, W. C. Friday Middle School; Kate McDaniel, Belmont Middle School; Catherine Putnam, W.C. Friday Middle School; Ayden Kisby-Jones, Highland School ofTechnology; Ashleigh Fox, East Gaston High School; Caiden McDaniel, Forestview High School; Akela Taylor, Highland School ofTechnology; Matthew Loudon, Highland School ofTechnology; Annabelle Radford, Cramerton Middle School; James Vielkanowitz, Forestview High School; Haley Hazen, Forestview High School; Ryan Hoellein, East Gaston High School; Ethan Snell, Forestview High School; Christopher Funderburk, Ashbrook High School; and Mattie Grace Branham, East Gaston High School. 9. The following student-athletes signed a National Letter ofIntent to play college sports: Jamir Fox, Ashbrook High School, football, Lenoir-Rhyne University; Trevon Leslie, Ashbrook High School, football, Guilford College; Camryn Massey, Ashbrook High School, track and field, Auburn University; Trent Mitchell, Ashbrook High School, football, North Carolina State University; Rich Wills, Stuart W. Cramer High School, golf, Clemson University; Jaxson Hill, Forestview High School, football, Ferrum College; Nicolas Aguilar, Forestview High School, football, Ferrum College; Brittany Isaac, Forestview High School, volleyball, Cleveland Community College; Blair Riley, Forestview High School, softball, Newberry College; WyattHardin, Highland School ofTechnology, baseball, Pfeiffer University; Micah Hinton, Highland School of Technology, football, Lawrence University; Bailey Maiers, Highland School of Technology, basketball, Cleveland Community College; Camden Ashe, South Point High School, baseball, Mars Hill University; Charlie Birtwistle, South Point High School, football, North Carolina State University; Johnny Armstrong, South Point High School, football, Hampden-Sydney College; Talon McConnell, South Point High School, baseball, Wingate University, and Ezra Taylor, South Point High School, 10. Ashbrook High School sophomore Mahogany Spikes plaçed first in the girls 500-meter race at the N.C. High School Athletic Association 3A state indoor track and field competition. Senior Camryn Masey broke the indoor track and field 3A girls shot put record with an impressive throw of4 45 feet, 6.25 inches. Additionally,, junior Amir 11. At Bessemer City Primary, more than 60 family members and students joined with Bessemer City High School football players to play football and math games at the 12. Drew Cooke and Wyatt Smith of East Gaston High School finished second and fourth, respectively, at the N.C. High School Athletic Association 1A/2A diving championship.  baseball, Mars Hill University.  Goines placed third in the boys 500-meter event.  "Math Super Bowl."  5    13. East Gaston High School juniors Daphne Anorve and Pressley Rankin participated in 14. The Forestview High School relay team of William Peyton, Andrew Taylor, Graham Kines, and Beckett Tabor won the 3A state swimming championship in the 200-yard medley relay. They also placed third in the 400-yard freestyle relay. In addition, William Peyton finished second in both the 200-yard individual medley and the 100-yard backstroke, and Beckett' Tabor placed second in the 100-yard freestyle and fourth in the 50-yard freestyle. As a team, Forestview placed fourth at the 3A state championship. 15. Zach Silverman, a junior at Gaston Early College of Medical Sciences, is working toward earning his Eagle Scout rank by designing pliking stands for Keep Gastonia Beautiful. Hei is collaborating with both Keep Gastonia Beautiful and Gastonia Parks and Recreation to finalize the design and identify locations for installation. 16. Gaston Early College of Medical Sciences YOU-th club will be recognized at the Gaston County Commissioners meeting in February. YOU-th members have spent the school year educating themselves and their peers about healthy relationships. Members willj join Hope United in presenting an official proclamation to the commissioners that designates February as National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. 17. Lingerfeldt Elementary inj partnership with The Children's Oral Health Institute offered the "Lessons in a Lunch Box: Healthy Teeth Essentials and Facts About Snacks" program for second- and third-grade students. Additionally, fifth graders participated in the national STARBASE program in Charlotte. They were engaged in challenging hands-on, minds-on" activities in aviation, science, technology, engineering, math, and space 18. Inl December, McAdenville Elementary launched its first podcast episode titled "Paw- cast Adventures with the McAdenville Wildcats." Additionally, three "Stories and Songs" segments were published, which were led by school counselor Heather Griffin and featured various students. The podcast can be found on Spotify. It is believed to be 19. Pleasant Ridge Elementary student Faith Bryson worked on a problem-based learning unit in AIG (academically and intellectually gifted) class about the woes ofthe black bear population in Florida. As part oft the project, she wrote to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commissioners. In reply, sher received an informational care package and learned that her ideas are being passed along to the Conservation's biologists. 20. South Point High School senior Maddon Rollins was selected to participate in the 75th 21. South Point High School freshman Ila Turner placed third in the 50-yard freestyle and fourth in the 100-yard freestyle at the 3A state swimming championship. Additionally, senior Bryson Lomick placed second in the boys 55-meter event at the 3A state indoor track and field championship, and junior Rachel" Tolbert placed fourth in the girls 500-  the 75th annual Mars Hill University Choral Festival.  exploration and also enjoyed a tour ofaC-17 aircraft.  the first elementary level podcast in Gaston County Schools.  annual Mars Hill Choral Festival.  meter event.    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Classroom Moment  Type of Item: g Consent  Action R Information  Main Points:  February is Black History Month. Schools in our district are participating in honoring the amazing contributions of black Americans and recognizing pivotal events in our history. In honor of Black History Month, York Chester and Lingerfeldt students will share what  they have learned and created through music, poetry, and speeches.  Fiscal Implications:  N/A  Recommendation: N/A  Policy Implications:  N/A  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Goal 1. Every student will graduate prepared for post-secondary opportunities. Goal 2. Every member of our diverse population has the opportunity for individualized  instruction.  Submitted by: Dr. Elizabeth Folger  Department: Academic Services  7    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Public Expression  Type of Item: Consent  Action KI Information  Main Points:  The Board of Education agenda has been made available to the public for review. Citizens wishing to speak before the Board about an agenda item or other topic may do  sO during Public Expression. Fiscal Implications: None  Recommendation:  The Board of Education will establish time (30 minutes) at the beginning of the regular monthly meeting for Public Expression. Any citizen not heard during this time may be  heard at the end of the business session.  Policy Implications: None  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Goal 1. Every student will graduate prepared for post-secondary opportunities.  Submitted by: Todd Hagans, Chief Communications Officer  Department: Communications/Public Information Superintendents Office)    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Approval/Correction of Minutes  Type of Item: Consent  K Action OInformation  Main Points: Approval of Minutes of: January 8, 2024 (Special Meeting) January 26, 2024 (Regular Meeting) January 26, 2024 (Board Retreat)  Efficient consideration of matters pertinent to the successful operation of the school  system.  Fiscal Implications: None  Recommendation: None  Policy Implications: Validation of Board Proceedings. Strategic Goal Alignment:  Goal 1. Every student will graduate prepared for post-secondary opportunities.  Submitted by: Dr. Morgen Houchard  Department: Superintendent  9    Gaston County Schools Board of Education Monday, January 8, 2024 Meeting 4:30 p.m. Special Meeting MINUTES  The Gaston County Board of Education met in a special session on Monday, January 8, 2024 at 4:30 p.m. in the Board Room, 943 Osceola Street, Gastonia, NC. for the purpose of the appointment of a new superintendent. The meeting was live on Spectrum Cable Channel 21 and' The Gaston County Board of Education YouTube page. Those Board Members in attendance were: Chairman Jeff Ramsey, Vice Chairman Dot Cherry, Josh Crisp, Lee Dedmon, Dot Guthrie, Tod Kinlaw, RobbieLovelace, Brent Moore, Additional attendees include: Interim Superintendent Dr. Stephen Laws, Attorney Sonya McGraw, Interim Associate Superintendent Dr. Beth Folger and Associate Superintendent Gary Hoskins, Chief Communications Officer Todd Hagans, Chief Technology Officer Aaron Slutsky and Board Clerk  and A.M. Stephens III.  Dana Luoto.  Chairman Ramsey called the meeting to order at 4:30 p.m. and welcomed everyone.  Agenda Adoption - Action  The Board considered Agenda Adoption - Action  Motion to adopt the Agenda as presented was made by Mr. Brent Moore; seconded by Mr. Lee Dedmon; Chairman Ramsey asked the Board to consider going into Closed Session under, N.C.G.S.$143- Motion tog go into Closed Session was made by Ms. Dot Cherry; secondedl by Mr. A.M. Stephens III; motion  motion carried unanimously. (9-0) 318.11(a)(6) Personnel. carried unanimously. (9-0)  The Board went into Closed Session at 4:32 p.m. The Board returned to Open Session at 4:46 p.m.  Motion  The Motion was made by Mr. Brent Moore; seconded by Ms. Dot Cherry that the Board  Appoint Dr. Morgen Houchard to serve as Superintendent of Gaston County Schools effective February 19,2024 and approve the contract discussed in Closed Session  Discussion occurred  A vote was taken and motion to approve the item as presented carried. (6-3)Opposed- -  Mrs. Robbie Lovelace, Mr. Tod Kinlaw and Mrs. Dot Guthrie  10    Dr. Morgen Houchard expressed his gratitude andappreciation to thel Board for being chosenasthenext Chairman Ramsey thanked everyone for sharing this time with the Board and we look forward to February 19 when Dr. Houchard will begin as our new Superintendent. Until that time, we. are thankful Chairman Ramsey announced that tour next regular Board Meeting willl be in conjunction with our Board  Superintendent for Gaston County Schools.  for Dr. Laws and Dr. Folger serving as interims. Retreat on Friday, January 26, 2024.  Chairman Ramsey invited everyone to stay for the reception following the Board Meeting.  Adjournment  All business having been conducted, Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Lee Dedmon; seconded by  Mr. Josh Crisp motion carried unanimously. (9-0) The Board Meeting adjourned at 5:04 p.m.  Approved:  Jeff K. Ramsey, Chairman [Corporate Seal] Date Approved:  Morgen A. Houchard,Secretary  11    Gaston County Schools Board of Education Friday, January 26, 2024 Meeting 8:30 a.m. Regular Meeting MINUTES  The Gaston County Board of Education meti in a regular session on Friday, January 26, 2024 at 8:30 a.m. int theLinda Rader StattDevelopment Center, 240 Eighth Avenue, Cramerton, NC. Those Board Members in attendance were: Chairman Jeff Ramsey, Vice Chairman Dot Cherry, Josh Crisp, Lee Dedmon, Dot Guthrie, Tod Kinlaw (absent), Robbie Lovelace, Brent Moore, and A.M. Stephens III. Additional attendees include: Interim Superintendent Dr. Stephen Laws, Attorney Sonya McGraw, Interim Associate Superintendent Dr. Beth Folger and Associate Superintendent Gary Hoskins, Chief Communications Officer Todd Hagans, Chief Technology Officer Aaron Slutsky and Board Clerk  Dana Luoto.  Chairman Ramsey called the meeting to order at 8:37 a.m. and welcomed everyone.  Invocation  Interim Superintendent Laws read a devotional thought. Interim Superintendent Laws led the Pledge of Allegiance. The Board considered Agenda Adoption - Action  Pledge ofAllegiance Agenda Adoption - Action  Motion to adopt the Agenda as presented was made by Mr. Brent Moore; seconded by Ms. Dot Cherry;  motion carried unanimously. (7-0) (Mr.S Stephens was out oft the room for the vote)  Good News - Information (View PowerPoint)  Chairman Ramsey recognized Mr. Todd Hagans who presented a PowerPoint on Good News.  Public Expression - Information No one signed up for Public Expression. Approva/orrection of Minutes Action  Motion to adopt minutes of December 4 and December 18, 2023 as presented was made by Mr. Lee Dedmon; seconded by Mr. Brent Moore; motion carried unanimously. (7-0) (Mr. Stephens was  out of the room for the vote)  12    Restart Model - Action  Chairman Ramsey recognized Dr. Cynthia Reynolds who presented. a PowerPoint on Restart Updates.  Motion  Motion was made by Mr. A.M.Stephens III; seconded by Mrs. Dot Guthrie that the Board A vote was taken and motion to approve the item as presented carriedunanimously. (8-0)  Approve the Restart Model  (View PowerPoint) Consent. Agenda -4 Action The Board considered the Consent Agenda: A. Recommended Personnel B. BudgetAmendments & Budget Transfers . Construction/Repair Change Orders  D. Contracts  --North Gaston High School Façade and Security Vestibule Design --W.C. Friday Middle School - Professional Services for Entrance Improvements --Hunter Huss High School - Professional Services for Stadium Concession and  Restroom Improvements --Facilities Department - Vehicle Purchase  Motion to adopt the Consent Agenda as presented was made by Mr. Brent Moore; seconded by  Mr. A.M. Stephens III motion carried unanimously. (8-0)  Superintendent's' Comments  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws saved his comments until the endoftheday.  Closed Session Adjournment  Closed Session was not needed.  All business having been conducted, Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Lee Dedmon; seconded by  Mr. Josh Crisp motion carried unanimously. (8-0) The Board Meetingadjourned at 9:27 a.m.  Approved:  Jeff K. Ramsey, Chairman [Corporate Seal] Date Approved:  Morgen A. Houchard, Secretary  13    Gaston County Schools Board of Education Retreat Friday, January 26, 2024  Immediately Following Board of Education Meeting  MINUTES  The Gaston County Board of Education held its annual retreat on Friday, January 26, 2024 immediately following the Board of Education Meeting in the Linda Rader Staff Development Center, 240 Eighth Avenue, Cramerton, NC. Those Board Members in attendance were: Chairman Jeff Ramsey, Vice Chairman Dot Cherry, Josh Crisp, Lee Dedmon, Dot Guthrie, Tod Kinlaw (arrived after meeting in Additional attendees include: Interim Superintendent Dr. Stephen Laws, Attorney Sonya McGraw, Interim Associate Superintendent Dr. Beth Folger and Associate Superintendent Gary Hoskins, Chief Communications Officer Todd Hagans, Chief Technology Officer Aaron Slutsky and Board Clerk  progress), Robbiel Lovelace, Brent Moore, and A.M. Stephens III.  Dana Luoto. Welcome  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws welcomed everyone to the Retreat and introduced the following: Executive Directors - Anarah Henderson and Tyler West, Interim Executive Director of Academic  Services Marty Starnes and Interim Executive Director of Operations Jack Brooks.  Safety Moment (View PowerPoint) Budget Planning Process Discussion. (View PowerPoint) Standards-Based Grading  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws recognized Mr. Blair Hall who presented a PowerPoint on Security.  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws recognized Mr. Gary Hoskins whopresented al PowerPoint on Finance  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws recognized Anarah Henderson, Shannon Hullett and Tyler West who conducted a board activity and presented a PowerPoint on K-2 Standards Based Reporting.  (View PowerPoint) Leadership Development Leadership Development. (View PowerPoint)  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws recognized Dr. Beth Folger who presented a PowerPoint on  14    Gaston County Schools Showcase and Parent Fair  Interim Superintendent: Dr. Laws recognized Mr. Todd Hagans who gave an updateont the Gaston County Schools Showcase: and Parent Fair. The Showcase and Parent Fair will bel held on Saturday, February 3 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Stuart W. Cramer High School. The fairwill feature 56 school booths, 24 parent sessions covering 12 topics, 21 school performances and 11 department/college information tables. During the fair, parents can sign up for choice programs, choice options, kindergarten and pre- kindergarten registration, information concerning parent portal and parents can submit a student transfer. Promotion for the showcase and parent fair has been through social media, e-mail blasts, televisionand radio commercials, print advertising and billboards, channel 21, GCS website and parent  links.  Enrolment/Capacity/Capital Projects  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws recognized Dr. Morgen Houchard who gave an update on mrolmem/Cpacty/cpta Projects. We are the tenth largest school district in the state with approximately 30,000 students. Some of our schools are full and some of our schools are almost at capacity. We need to start making decisions soon. We have $110 million remaining out of our $250 million bond money with six years to spend. The County is pleased with the way we are spending the money. We need to start thinking about having a third party vendor (Urban Institute at UNCC) ora planning agency to study our demographics and population and tell us about our population ini the next  two to ten years.  Strategic Plan/Accreditation Update  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws recognized Dr. Rebekka Powers who presented a PowerPoint on  Accountability & Testing and conducted a board activity.  (View PowerPoint) Artificial Intelligence  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws recognized Dr. Aaron Slutsky, Ms. Teresa Thomassen and Ms. Noel VanDerMeid who presented a PowerPoint on Artificial Intelligence and conducted a board  activity. (View PowerPoint)  What's Next for Gaston County Schools What's Next for Gaston County Schools.  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws recognized Dr. Morgen Houchard who presented a PowerPoint on  (View PowerPoint) Closing Remarks  Interim Superintendent Dr. Laws reported that his time as interim superintendent has been the most fulfilling time ofhis life. We are in good shape and it will only get betterbecaused ouradministratorsand Chairman Ramsey announced our next scheduled meeting will be held on Monday, February 19, 2024. We will resume Board Committee Meetings. Mr. Josh Crisp will be the chair of the Curriculum  teachers seek the same, goal that we: all have.  Committee and Mr. Brent Moore will be the chair of the Operations Committee  15    Chairman Ramsey wished Mrs. Guthrie a' "Happy Birthday". Chairman Ramsey thanked everyone for attending the Retreat.  The Board Meetingadjourned at 3:32 p.m.  Approved:  Jeff K. Ramsey, Chairman [Corporate Seal] Date Approved:  Morgen A. Houchard,Secretary  16    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: EOG/EOC Remediation  Type of Item: Consent  Action K Information  Main Points:  Students who do not meet proficiency on the End of Grade (EOG) and End of Course (EOC) will attend summer school. Additional learning opportunities will be provided for  the students.  Fiscal Implications:  N/A  Recommendation: school as needed. Policy Implications:  Allow students to participate in End of Grade (EOG) and End of Course (EOC) summer  N/A  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Goal 2. Every member of our diverse population has the opportunity fori individualized  instruction.  Submitted by: Rebekka Powers  Department: Accountability  17    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Consent Agenda  Type of Item: E Consent  X Action OInformation  Main Points:  Approval of the Consent Agenda by the Board for the following items:  A. Recommended Personnel B. Budget Amendments & Budget Transfers C. Construction/Repar Change Orders  D. Contracts -None Fiscal Implications: None  Recommendation:  Consent items will be adopted with a single motion, second and vote, unless a request  for removal from the Consent Agenda is heard from a Board member.  Policy Implications: None  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Goal 1. Every student will graduate prepared for post-secondary opportunities.  Submitted by: Dr. Morgen Houchard  Department: Superintendent  18    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Recommended Personnel  Type of Item: R Consent  R Action DInformation  Main Points:  In accordance with the provisions of G.S. 115C-2760), "It shall be the duty of the Superintendent to recommend and the Board of Education to elect all principals, teachers and other school personnel in the administrative unit." It is also within the powers of the Board to hear requests for approved leave, retirement and resignations or terminations in  accordance with employment and dismissal regulations.  Fiscal Implications:  N/A  Recommendation:  Approve personnel as recommended.  Policy Implications: of schools.  Necessary and appropriate personnel will be provided to assure successful administration  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Other: Policy or Gen Statute. See above. Submitted by: Dr. Morgen Houchard  Department: Human Resources  19    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Budget Amendments and Budget Transfers  Type of Item: K Consent  R Action Information  Main Points:  Budget amendments are needed to adjust the approved budget to reflect actual changes in revenue and budget transfers are needed to transfer money to proper expenditure  codes as requested by fund managers.  Fiscal Implications:  Makes adjustments to the 2023-2024 budget.  Recommendation:  Approval of the attached listing of recommended budget amendments and transfers.  Policy Implications:  Policy Code: 8300 Fiscal Management Standards  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Other: Policy or Gen Statute. See above. Submitted by: Gary F. Hoskins, Associate  Department: Finance  Superintendent and CFO  20    Gaston County Schools Changes in Appropriations 2023-2024 Budget Resolution-anuary Transfers Between Functions  State Public School Fund Function  Expense Increase 772,894  Expense Decrease 6,267,346 51,901 569,824 20,630 172,129 57,210 7,653 56,356  Description  51000 Regular Instructional Services 52000 Special Population Services 53000 Alternative Programs and! Services 54000 SchoolLeadership Services 58000 School-Based: Support Services 61000 Supportand Development Services 64000 Technology Support Services 65000 Operational Support Services 66000 Financial and Human Resource! Services 67000 Accountability Services 68000 System-Wide Pupil Support Services 72000 Nutrition: Services  4,192,208 24,138  63000 Alternative Programs and: Services Support and Development Services  188,076 752,853 1,272,880  69000 Policy, Leadershipa and Communication/Pubic Information: Services  7,203,050 7,203,050  Explanation: These transfers adjust budgeted amounts per requests from fund managers/princpals.  21    Gaston County! Schools Changes in Appropriations 2023-2024 Budget Resolution- -January Transfers Between Functions  Local Current Expense Fund Function  Expense Increase 509,641 9,524 23,762  Expense Decrease  Description  51000 Regular Instructional Services 52000 Special Population! Services 53000 Alternative Programs and Services 54000 SchoolLeadership: Services 55000 Co-Curricular Services 58000 School-Based: Support Services 61000 Support and Development Services 62000 Special Population! Support and Development: Services 63000 Alternative Programs and Services Support and Development Services 64000 Technology: Support Services 65000 Operational Support Services 66000 Financial and Human Resource Services 67000 Accountability Services 68000 System-Wide Pupil Support Services  836,879 34,391 115,747  173,078 2,200 4,498 56,606 130,157 $9,268 24,972  1,647 5,042  69000 Policy, Leadership and Communication/Public Information: Services  993,706  993,706  Explanation: These transfers adjust budgeted amounts per requests from fund managers/principals.  22    Gaston County Schools Changes in Appropriations 2023-2024 Budget Resolution January Transfers Between Functions  Federal Grants Fund Function  Expense Increase 1,285 17,493  Expense Decrease 18,494 284  Description  52000 Speciall Population: Services 53000 Alternative Programs and Services 58000 School-Based Support Services 65000 Operational: Support Services  18,778  18,778  Explanation: These transfers adjust budgeted amounts per requests from fund managers/princpals.  23    Gaston County! Schools Changes in Appropriations 2023-2024 Budget Resolution -January Transfers Between Functions  Restricted Grants Fund Function  Expense Increase  Expense Decrease 42,694 100,000  Description  51000 Regular Instructional: Services 52000 Speciall Population Services 55000 Co- Curricular Services 65000 Operational: Support Services  42,694 100,000  142,694  142,694  Explanation: These transfers adjust budgeted amounts per requests from fund managers/princpas.  24    Gaston County Schools Changes in Appropriations 2023-2024 Budget Resolution- January Proposed Expenditures and! Sources of Revenue  State Public School Fund # 1  Revenue Increase (20,091,404)  Expense Increase (Decrease) (Decrease) (20,091,404)  Function  Description  31000 Revenue- State Public School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional: Services This amendment: adjusts the Classroom Teachers allotment for Restart Schools and International FacultyE Exchangel Teachers Funding's- ABC Transfer - Allotment Revision! #29, 32,&3 34F FY24 (PRC0001) 31000 Revenue- State Public School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional: Services  2  (1,399,806)  (1,399,806)  This amendment adjusts thel K-5F Programe enhancement Teacher allotment for Restart Schools Funding- ABC Transfer- Allotment Revision #32-FY24 31000 Revenue- State Public School Fund 54000 School Leadership: Services  (PRC0004)  3  (1,186,548)  (1,186,548)  This amendment adjusts the School Building Administration: allotment for Restart Schools Funding -ABCT Transfer Allotment Revision #32- -FY24 31000 Revenue State Public SchoolF Fund 53000 Alternative! Programs ands Services 58000 School-E Baseds Support Services This amendment: adjusts the Instructional Support Personnel: allotment for Restart Funding- Allotment Revision #32-FY24 (PRC0007) 31000 Revenue State Public School Fund 51000 Regular instructional Services 53000 Alternativel Programs ands Services 54000 School Leadership: Services 58000 5chool- Based Support Services 61000 Support and Development: Services 62000 Special Population: Support and Development Services 63000 Alternative Programs and Services- Support and Development Ser 64000 Technology Support: Services 65000 Operational Support Services 66000 Financial and Human Resource Services 67000 Accountability: Services 68000 System- Wide Pupil Support Services Benefits- FY24 (PRC0009)  (PRC0005)  4  (1,500,000)  (500,000) (1,000,000)  5  1,287,281  694,599 37,572 124,938 106,846 22,222 14,096 873 19,951 156,377 43,937 20,658 3,506 41,705  69000 Policy, Leadership and Communication/Public Information: Service: This amendment: adjustst thef fundingf for the Non-Contributory! Employee  25    State Public School Fund # 6  Expense Increase (Decrease) (Decrease) 4,952,691 1,347,309  Revenue Increase 6,300,000  Function  Description  31000 Revenue State Public School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional Services 58000 School- Based Support Services This amendment: adjusts the Dollars for certified Personnel: allotment- ABC Transfer- Allotment Revision #30- FY24 (PRC0010) 31000 Revenue- State Publics School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional: Services  7  4,995,868  4,995,868  This amendment: adjustst thel International Faculty Exchange Teachers allotment- A8C1 Transfer- Allotment Revision #34-F FY24 (PRC0020) 31000 Revenue State Public! School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional Services  8  (1,000,000)  (1,000,000)  This amendment: adjustst the Disadvantage: Students Supplemental Funding allotment- ABC Transfer- Allotment Revision #30- -FY24(PRC0024) 31000 Revenue- State Public: School Fund 51000 Regularl Instructional Services  9  (1,267,492)  (1,267,492)  This amendment adjusts the Teacher Assistant allotment for Restart Schools Funding- ABC Transfer- Allotment Revision #32-FY24 (PRC0027) 31000 Revenue State Publics School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional Services  10  (9,744)  (9,744)  This amendment adjusts thel Low' Wealth Supplemental Funding allotment-  FY24 (PRC0031)  11  31000 Revenue State Public School Fund 51000 Regularl Instructional Services 52000 Special Population Services 53000 Alternative Programs and Services 54000 Schooll Leadership: Services 58000 School-Based: Support Services 65000 Operational Support Services  18,417,130  14,657,825 209,374 586,020 1,874,990 817,860 271,061  This amendment budgetsf funds for the Restart! Schools allotment- FY24  (PRC0037)  12  31000 Revenue State Public School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional: Services This amendment: adjusts thel Third Gradel Readt to Achieve Teacher Bonus Allotment- Allotment Revision #27-FY24 (PRC0046) 31000 Revenue State Public School Fund 51000 Regularl Instructional Services This amendment. adjusts the Principal and Other Teacher Performance Bonus Allotment- Allotment Revision #27- FY24 (PRC0048)  191,625  191,625  13  525,924  525,924  26    State Public School Fund # 14  Expense Increase (Decrease) (Decrease) (800,000)  Revenue Increase (800,000)  Function  Description  31000 Revenue- State Public School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional Services  This amendment: adjusts the Classroom! Matenal/nstructiona. Support allotment- ABCT Transfer- Allotment Revision #30-FY24 (PRC0061) 31000 Revenue State Publics School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional Services  15  (4,500,000)  (4,500,000)  This amendment: adjustst the AtF Risk Student Services/Alternative: Schools allotment- ABCT Transfer- Allotment! Revision #30-FY24 (PRC0069) 31000 Revenue State Publics SchoolF Fund 51000 Regular Instructional Services Revision #33- FY24 (PRC0073)  16  35,520  35,520  This amendment adjusts the School Connectivity: allotment- Allotment  17  31000 Revenue- State Public School Fund 51000 Regular Instructional Services Allotment Revision #27- FY24 (PRC0131)  1,229,604  1,229,604  This amendment adjustst the Textbook & DigitalF Resources: allotment-  Total State Public School Fund Amendments  1,227,958 1,227,958  27    Gaston County Schools ChangesinAppropriations 2023-2024 Budget Resolution January Proposed Expenditures and Sources of Revenue  Federal Current Expense Fund # Function  Expense Increase (Decrease) 317,392  Revenue Increase (Decrease) 317,392  Description  1 36000 Federal Revenue 52000 Special Population Services FY24 (PRC0114)  This budgets adjusts the IDEA- children With Disabilities. Allotment Risk Pool Grant-  TotalLocal Current Expense Fund Account  317,392  317,392  28    Gaston County Schools Changes in/ Appropriations 2023-2024 Budget Resolution- January Proposed Expenditures and Sources of Revenue  Restricted Grants Fund # 1  Expense Increase (Decrease) (Decrease) 10,291  Revenue Increase 10,291  Function  Description  48000 Locals Sources- Restricted 72000 Nutrition! Services allotment FY24 (PRC0003) 48000 Local Sources- Restricted 51000 Regular Instructional Services allotment FY24 (PRC0020) 48000 Local Sources- Restricted $8000 School-Based: Support Services 48000 Local Sources- Restricted 51000 Regular Instructional Services 48000 Local Sources Restricted 65000 Operational Support Services FY24 (PRC0378) 48000 Local5 Sources Restricted 51000 Regular Instructional Services 48000 Local Sources-F Restricted 51000 Regular Instructional: Services Grant -FY24 (PRC0540) 48000 Local Sources- Restricted 51000 Regular Instructional Services FY24 (PRC0607) 48000 Local Sources- Restricted 65000 Operational Support Services  Thisa amendment budgetsf fundsf fort thel Non-Instructional: Support Personnel  2  489,750  489,750  Thisa amendment budgets funds fort thel Internationall Faculty Exchange Teachers  3  (1,202,739)  (1,202,739)  This amendment: adjusts funds fort the COVID Testing Grant FY24 (PRC0350)  100,000  100,000  This amendment budgetsf fundsf fort the Building On Success Grant- FY24 (PRC0375)  5  150,000  150,000  This amendment budgets funds received fort the Stuart W. Cramer Highl IGrant -  6  1,700  1,700  Thisa amendment budgetsf funds received fort the W.C. Friday Middle Grant FY24  (PRC0514)  42,694  42,694  This amendment budgetsf fundsr receivedf fort the Positions From School Funds  6,634  6,634  This amendment budgets funds receivedf fort the Commissioners' 5chool Grant -  9  11,602  11,602  This amendment budgets funds received fort thel Insurance Grant FY24( (PRC0840)  Total Restricted Grants Fund Amendments  (390,070) (390,070)  29    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Construction/Repar Change Orders  Type of Item: R Consent  K Action Information  Main Points:  Attached is a listing of construction and repair change orders that were submitted since the last Board meeting. Any change orders that were less than $100,000 were approved by the Superintendent or his designee in accordance with Board Policy 9030 = Facility Construction. Change orders greater than $100,000 must be approved by the Board.  Fiscal Implications:  All change orders were prefunded prior to recommendation for approval.  Recommendation:  Approval of the attached listing of construction/repar change orders.  Policy Implications:  Policy Code: 9030 Facility Construction  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Other: Policy or Gen Statute. See above. Submitted by: Gary F. Hoskins, Associate  Department: Finance  Superintendent and CFO  30    31    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Contracts and Expenditures >$100,000  Type of Item:  Consent  K Action OInformation  Main Points:  The attached listing of contracts and expenditures more than $100,000 was reviewed by staff and recommended for approval by the Board, or are contracts less than $100,000  but recommended to the Board for approval.  Fiscal Implications: operational savings. Recommendation: Approval  All contracts and expenditures will be paid using bond funding, capital proceeds or  Policy Implications: Board Policy 8640  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Other: Policy or Gen Statute. See above. Submitted by: Gary F. Hoskins, CFO and  Department: Finance and Operations  Associate Superintendent for Finance and Operations  32    Agenda Item  Meeting Date: 2/19/2024  Agenda Item Title/Topic: Closed Session  Type of Item: Consent  Action R Information  Main Points:  Closed sessions shall be held when required to permit a public body to act in the public  interest as permitted by law.  N.C.G.S. $143-318.11(a)6) Personnel  N.C.G.S. $143-318.11(a)3) Consultation with Attorney and to receive advice with respect to the lawsuits captioned:  In order to consult with the Board's attorney and protect the attorney client privilege, -19-CVS-3893 McKinney et al. VS. Goins and The Gaston County Board of Education -21-CVS-5016 Bostic VS. Phroneberger and The Gaston County Board of Education -21-CVS-5017 Lukinoff VS. Barber and The Gaston County Board of Education -21-CVS-5018 Brittain VS. Beason and The Gaston County Board of Education -21-CVS-5019 Long VS. The Gaston County Board of Education 23-CVS-3066 Roger Perkins VS. The Gaston County Board of Education -23-CVS-4209 Clanton VS. The Gaston County Board of Education  --Any other legal matters. Fiscal Implications:  N/A  33    Recommendation: 318.11.  Board to consider information provided in Closed Session in accordance with G.S. $143-  Policy Implications:  N/A  Strategic Goal Alignment:  Other: Policy or Gen Statute. See above.  Submitted by: Sonya McGraw, Attorney Department: ega/supenntendents Office  34    Last Name Adams Adams Alexander Alsallal Archie Auten Baliles Barnette Barrett Barton Bassett Baxter Beaver Benjamin Black Black Bolton Bourcier Bowers Boyd Bradley Bromley Brooks Burleson Burris Butler Byrd Caldwell Carpenter Carter Cerda Chmelik Clark Cline Cochran Coffey Connor Corry Crocetto Crosby Curry Curvin Davidson Davis Davis  First Name Catherine Esbe Kathleen Eman Treonna Gerard Amanda Stephanie Wendy Erik Mackenzie Jeffery Amy Daisy Amanda Miranda Kelly Richard Jeffrey Stacey Sirdul Joshua Jack Anna Mark Ryleigh Lisa Terry Brenda Ashton Antonia Claire Matthew Audra Zachary Latasha Schwester Zeni Destiny Elizabeth John Monae Debra Ann Helaine  Category Promotion Hire Rehire an Employee Resignation Resignation Retirement Rehire an Employee Rehire an Employee Resignation Promotion Resignation Resignation Promotion Resignation Transfer Transfer Hire Hire Rehire an Employee Resignation Demotion Promotion Hire Hire Rehire an Employee Hire Promotion Resignation Resignation Promotion Hire Hire Hire Transfer Promotion Promotion Retirement Hire Hire Promotion Resignation Hire Hire Retirement Promotion  School  H.H. Beam Elementary School Edward D. Sadler, Jr. Elementary Schoo Bessemer City High School H.H. Beam Elementary School Southwest Middle School South Point High School North Gaston High School School Nutrition Brookside Elementary School Woodhill Elementary School Gardner Park Elementary School Bessemer City Middle School Gaston Early College High School South Point High School School Nutrition School Nutrition South Point High School North Gaston High School Carr Elementary School Stanley Middle School South Point High School Belmont Middle School Facilities Department for Exceptional Children Hunter Huss High School Bessemer City High School Springfield Elementary School Edward D. Sadler, Jr. Elementary Schoo School Nutrition Hunter Huss High School Ida Rankin Elementary School Belmont Central Elementary School Bessemer City High School School Nutrition Gaston Early College High School Southwest Middle School Bessemer City Middle School H.H. Beam Elementary School Belmont Central Elementary School H.H. Beam Elementary School Robinson Elementary School South Point High School Grier Middle School Grier Middle School Cherryville Elementary School  Involuntary Termination H.H. Beam Elementary School  Anthony-Belmar Mechele    Last Name Davis Dellinger Devine Diaz Duran Gasca Edwards Ellis Engel Farris Fender Floyd Folkes Franklin Franks Free Fuller Jr Gardiner Garner Genaro Glance Glenn Goff Harley Harrelson Harris Hawkins Hemingway Henderson Henderson Hendrix Hersey Hesmer Higginbotham Hill Holloman Hooper Hoskie Houze Huff Idol Ivey Jackson James James Jamison Jarrett  First Name Karen Iiene Audrey Yunia Maria Wendy Lindsey Nicholas Blake Leigh Karly Bjorn Catelyn Amy Michael Walter Johnathan Tamara Katherine Stacy NaKishia Madison Bobby Abigail Lorinda Abby Roger Anarah Linda Aliesha Michelle Anna Amy Linda Stephanie Audrey Suhair Kayla Faith Tammy Kaitlyn Derrick Barbara Jill Wallena Taner  Category Transfer Resignation Rehire an Employee Promotion Transfer Hire Promotion Hire Promotion Hire Hire Hire Resignation Promotion Hire Retirement Hire Transfer Resignation Promotion Promotion Promotion Promotion Promotion Retirement Promotion Hire Promotion Promotion Retirement Retirement Resignation Demotion Promotion Hire Hire Hire Promotion Transfer Hire Resignation Retirement Hire Hire Promotion  School School Nutrition Department for Exceptional Children Gaston Early College High School School Nutrition School Nutrition School Nutrition Ida Rankin Elementary School Forestview High School School Nutrition Elementary Instruction Pleasant Ridge Elementary School W.C. Friday Middle School South Point High School School Nutrition East Gaston High School Facilities Belmont Middle School School Nutrition Ida Rankin Elementary School W.C. Friday Middle School Tryon Elementary School New Hope Elementary School Warlick Academy John Chavis Middle School School Nutrition John Chavis Middle School W.C. Friday Middle School Academic Services Costner Elementary School Pinewood Elementary School Forestview High School Southwest Middle School H.H. Beam Elementary School Stuart W. Cramer High School Stanley Middle School StuartW. Cramer High School Holbrook Middle School Grier Middle School School Nutrition Bessemer City Primary School Academic Services Accountability Springfield Elementary School Gaston Early College High School Department for Exceptional Children  Involuntary Termination W.C. Friday Middle School    Last Name Jeffries Jennings Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Kane Keller Kernall Knox LaChance Lathan Laws Lefevers Lewandowski Lopez Lowe Lowery Mabe Mackins Marosz Martin Matherly McBrayer McCue McDonald McDoweli McGlown McKinley McNair Medlock Meeks Miller Minter Mitcham Montgomery Morris Morton Murcia Zavala Murray Norton Palomino Paredes Parker Parker  First Name Tongha Kandice Doneen Mark Michael Diane Brian Stacy Krystal Crystal Colleen Gregory Eleanor Meghan Richard Barbara Ann Desmond Angelique Michael Mary Filumena Melody Kristen Angela Vicky Andrea Lonazia Kelly Alexus Robin Brayley Karen Mary Mark James Saundra Nathalia Luis Takeisha Lyndsi Karen Nicholas Amanda Debra  Category Transfer Hire Promotion Retirement Resignation Transfer Promotion Resignation Transfer Hire Rehire an Employee Hire Promotion Hire Transfer Retirement Resignation Resignation Hire Promotion Hire Resignation Hire Resignation Resignation Transfer Hire Hire Hire Resignation Promotion Retirement Transfer Promotion Retirement Resignation Rehire an Employee Hire Hire, Resignation Transfer Rehire an Employee Hire Retirement Transfer  School Webb Street School Warlick Academy Bessemer City High School Ashbrook High School North Gaston High School School Nutrition H.H. Beam Elementary School North Gaston High School Pleasant Ridge Elementary School Grier Middle School Southwest Middle School North Belmont Elementary School Department for Exceptional Children South Point High School School Nutrition Department for Exceptional Children Bessemer City High School Webb Street School Southwest Middle School School Nutrition Belmont Central Elementary School School Nutrition Hunter Huss High School Ida Rankin Elementary School School Nutrition School Nutrition Student Support Services East Gaston High School Southwest Middle School Brookside Elementary School Chapel Grove Elementary School Department for Exceptional Children School Nutrition Mount Holly Middle School Highland School of Technology School Nutrition Gardner Park Elementary School York Chester Middle School Pinewood Elementary School Bessemer City Middle School Gardner Park Elementary School Webb Street School South Point High School School Nutrition  Involuntary Termination Pleasant Ridge Elementary School    Last Name Penna Pepper Perez Pettit Phillips Phillips Pope Potts Powell Putnam Queen Ramsey Ramsey Ratliff Rayne Redmond Redmond Reeves Regan Rhodes Rivera Miranda Roark Robertson Rolland Rollins Roman Rountree Sale Sanchez Sanchez Shank Sherrill Shoats Shuler Siders Sigismondi Skipper Smith Smith Steele Sudderth Sweat Thomas Thomas Thompson  First Name Joseph Kellie Fernando Thais Flecia Starlita Sallie Sharon Susan Fallyn Ronnie Casey Jennifer Cade Tracy Mitzi Susan Christie Kaitlyn Brayon Yesica Melissa Linsey Jennifer Robin Maria Emily Morgan Hannah Yerika Anaia Nathaniel Vivian Shelia Hannah Yolanda Tina Angela Karen Ashley Michelle Denesha Margaret Teresa Kassandra  Category Hire, Involuntary Termination Transfer Resignation Hire Transfer Hire Rehire an Employee Transfer Resignation Rehire an Employee Hire Resignation Rehire an Employee Hire Promotion Hire Transfer Retirement Resignation Resignation Hire Transfer Resignation Promotion Resignation Resignation Hire Transfer Hire Rehire an Employee Hire Rehire an Employee Resignation Retirement Transfer Hire Hire Rehire an Employee Hire Transfer Demotion Hire Hire Resignation Promotion  School  South Point High School School Nutrition Hunter Huss High School W.A. Bess Elementary School School Nutrition East Gaston High School Springfield Elementary School Student Support Services School Nutrition Department for Exceptional Children Bessemer City High School Carr Elementary School Hawks Nest STEAM Academy South Point High School Bessemer City Middle School East Gaston High School Highland School of Technology School Nutrition East Gaston High School Southwest Middle School Southwest Middle School School Nutrition Carr Elementary School H.H. Beam Elementary School School Nutrition Ashbrook High School Edward D. Sadler, Jr. Elementary Schoc W.A. Bess Elementary School Edward D. Sadler, Jr. Elementary Schot Hunter Huss High School Edward D. Sadler, Jr. Elementary Schor W.C. Friday Middle School Holbrook Middle School South Point High School McAdenville Elementary School Warlick Academy North Belmont Elementary School North Gaston High School Southwest Middle School School Nutrition Pinewood Elementary School Edward D. Sadler, Jr. Elementary Scho John Chavis Middle School Edward D. Sadler, Jr. Elementary Scho Edward D. Sadler, Jr. Elementary Scho    Last Name Thorne Tigler Treadway Turner Vaughan Walker Watkins West Williams Williams Willis Wilson Woods Word Wyont Yamanashi Zesati  First Name Queontra Rosie Lisa Chrystal Terry Tony Bertha Tyler Britni Debra Ashley Robin Sallie Sarah Sheila Scott Laura  Category Hire Resignation Rehire an Employee Hire Hire Rehire an Employee Promotion Promotion Hire Transfer Hire Resignation Retirement Promotion Retirement Resignation Transfer  School Southwest Middle School School Nutrition Cherryville Elementary School Sherwood Elementary School Holbrook Middle School Elementary Instruction Pleasant Ridge Elementary School Academic Services Sherwood Elementary School School Nutrition South Point High School W.C. Fricay Middle School H.H. Beam Elementary School John Chavis Middle School Bessemer City High School Southwest Middle School School Nutrition