February 1, 2026 - 19:04

The Upshur County Board of Education has finalized its agenda for the upcoming regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday, February 3, 2026. The session will cover a range of operational and policy items critical to the county's school system.
Key discussion points include the review and potential approval of several curriculum updates for the 2026-2027 academic year. The board will also examine a detailed report on facility maintenance priorities across the district, with a focus on upcoming summer projects. Financial matters are on the docket, with the monthly expenditure report and a preliminary budget forecast for the next fiscal year slated for board action.
Personnel items, including routine employment recommendations and retirements, will be addressed. The agenda also allocates time for public participation, allowing community members to address the board on pertinent issues. The meeting underscores the board's ongoing commitment to overseeing educational standards, fiscal responsibility, and infrastructure within Upshur County schools. All proceedings are open to the public in accordance with state law.
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