Chair opens special May 12 board meeting; agenda approved after executive session
May 13, 2026 | Dorchester 04, School Districts, South Carolina
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The board's chair convened a special meeting on Tuesday, May 12, opening with the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment of silence and then asking for a motion to approve the agenda.
"Motion has been made by mister Foulkes, seconded by doctor Hodges to approve the agenda," the chair said, and two attendees responded "Aye" on the record.
The chair said the board "went into executive session to discuss personnel matters, and there was no action taken, and also legal matters, and there was no action taken." The transcript records the chair stating that no formal action followed those executive-session discussions.
Later, the chair called for a motion to adjourn. "Motion by doctor Hodges, seconded by miss Enfinger to adjourn," the chair said and asked for a vote; the transcript ends without recording the outcome of that vote.
No formal votes on personnel or legal matters are recorded in the transcript; the only clearly documented formal action in the provided record is the motion to approve the agenda, which the audio shows met with two verbal "Aye" responses. The transcript does not specify the name of the board or other members present beyond the individuals identified as mover and seconder for motions.
The meeting record ends during the call for a vote on adjournment; the transcript does not include any further business or the explicit adjournment outcome.
"Motion has been made by mister Foulkes, seconded by doctor Hodges to approve the agenda," the chair said, and two attendees responded "Aye" on the record.
The chair said the board "went into executive session to discuss personnel matters, and there was no action taken, and also legal matters, and there was no action taken." The transcript records the chair stating that no formal action followed those executive-session discussions.
Later, the chair called for a motion to adjourn. "Motion by doctor Hodges, seconded by miss Enfinger to adjourn," the chair said and asked for a vote; the transcript ends without recording the outcome of that vote.
No formal votes on personnel or legal matters are recorded in the transcript; the only clearly documented formal action in the provided record is the motion to approve the agenda, which the audio shows met with two verbal "Aye" responses. The transcript does not specify the name of the board or other members present beyond the individuals identified as mover and seconder for motions.
The meeting record ends during the call for a vote on adjournment; the transcript does not include any further business or the explicit adjournment outcome.
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