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Mathews said she should havemotion passed by unanimous vote.
come before the Board at the last Jack Harvey, driver, asked ff the
meeting. =Had you been here and Boardsupportedhiminhieeffortsto
presented your side it might have support the band and if the issue of
been entirely different." He toldher insurance had been settled. =I
"the people responsible for you not thought that it was settled three
beingheredidyouagraveinjustice." years ago." It keeps coming up, he
Tassos said she shouldn't have to continued. "I would like for it to be
come before the Board. =No profes- settled once and for all. For
sional person in the school system everybody's benefit. For mine and
should ever have to come up here yours and the bandy
before this Board and present their Mathewe agreed saying that the
side." school should hire an attorney to
Dillon said the child "must have examine the school systems insur-
been a qualified band participant ance coverage "and if he says every-
because on the first night she per- thing is clear.~
formed. Did she perform?" =Why is it that you can't take the
"Yes,~ she said. =She road the word of the State Inspectors that
bus..." were sent to my home?" Harvey
Di]loninterruptedherathirdtime asked. =You were the one that sent
seying, ~If she wasn't in the band the letter to Charleston."
then why was she there?" "I want to see that letter,"
=How was I to know?" She asked
him. "that was two weeks before
school started."
Dillon continued his questioning.
=This is an after school activity, is it
not?~
~It is after school but you get credit
for it," she explained.
"I know that!" Dillon snapped
back. "You was not polite enough to
allow me to finish. This is an after
school activity, although a grade is
involved, correctT'
"Right." She said.
Dillon told her because she per-
forms d at the first game "irregar~ese
whether she was in or not. I felt like
Mathewa told him. "I wrote no such
letter and if you say I did, rm here to
say that that's not so. If it does exist,
it's a forgery."
Following the meeting Mathews
said he forgot that he did write a
letter last year to the State Superin-
tendent of Schools questioning ifit is
legal for Harvey to be the driver of
the bus and the liability in the event
of an accident. Mathews said he
would make a public apology.
A group hiring policy plan was
approvedbya split vote ofthe Board.
According to the policy the =School
Superintendent, Assistant Superin-
tendent, principal from school where
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But Neely told him if he didn't
think they could get a =just decision"
before Marockie. =I'm not going to
pay a lawyer the rest of my life when
I don't think I have a chance to win."
=If you are accused of something,"
Tassos asked Neely, and you thought
you might lose the first round =but
you had a chance to go on and fight
it again andifthey were making you
out to be something that you weren't.
Wouldn't you fight it?~
.NO! If I didn't think I had a.
chance to win I would rather take
the loss." Neely told him.
=I make a motion," Mathews said,
%hat we do not have this state hear-
ing because it is pointless and use-
less. That we allow Mr. P,~les and
Mr. Ball to go down and represent
the people, as I said earlier, they are
the ones involved. They should have
the right to go down there and de-
fend themself."
=I have to second that motion,"
Neely said.
Board member Bud Shanks said
he believed =we should have the
hearing. Ourcount shouldbejust as
good as the state. I think it would be
just as accurate, if anything better.~
Business manager Joe Kessler
said if the Board votes against the
hearing =your next step in due proc-
she was a member of the band." vacancy exists, and a board member ess" it will put both Redes and Ball
BoardmemberCharlssNeelysaid from the district where the school is at a disadvantage when they meet
j she shouldn't make classroom rules located" will interview "all appli- with the State Department. "What
., or policies, sayingthatis the respon- cants, both professional and service you have told the State Board of
sibility of the School Board. "I don't personnel, for any and all job open- Education is regardless of the out
think the teacher has the right to inks." come. Forget the rest of our due
make policy.~ Tassos said the plan would open. process. We don't want it. Even if
i John Lilly complained that the the Board up for any number of law you don't change your figures, the
Board of Education is not support- suits. =I'm not aware that there is $100,000 payback, we don't want
ing its empolyees. At the last meet- another~ountyin the state that does any further due process. We don't
ingthreemembers;Dil]on, Mathews this,'hetoldthem. =Ifyou have this want a hearing before the State
and Neely, voted =against" the committee and the superintendent Board, State Superintendent, or
"toacher, theprincipalandthesuper- does not recommend who the cam- anybody else."
intendent. I think this Board made mitres wants, you have let the door Dillon told him ~)r. Marockie is
a grievous mistake." open for a law suit and as I was told going to be the hearing officer, he is
=Were not trying to cause you a by a lawyer versed in school law. going to do the final report and sub-
, hard time," Dillon said. =We were That's a case that lawyers dearly mit it to himself for a final decision."
trying to elevate a problem with a love. Ifyou approve this l think you "You would have to beat him over
child that is in that band." are asking for trouble." the head to make him change his
: =Sign her up for band and I will Dillon said it wouldn't be the first mind,~ Neely said.
:! consider her a part ofthe band." She time and made a motion to adopt the Mathews asked for the vote.
i: told him. policy. Neely seconded and the Dillon said if they meet with the
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~i~ =AllI,m .asking,~ Green told them, motion passed 3-2. ShanksandLilly State Dept. for the hearing, repre-
I~' isgi#~=6bli~Tolof~~%ack!* ~#~glao.:, :" ~ ~ sentedbycounsel,%nceyougetyour
; to me.~ .jl I-~, ~ A policy to appoint board mere- footinthedoory0uaregoingtowant
! Lilly made amotion torescind the bere to committee at the first meet- the door open. So then, evidentially,
: Board's action. MemberBudShanks inK in July passed by unanimous ifweloseit'sgoingtobeaskedforan
!.i seconded, ltfailed3-2withMathew~, vote. appealtotheCircuitCourtandifwe
", Dillon and Neely voting against the Beckley Replacement Windows lose to the State Supreme Court. By
teacher, was awarded thejob ofreplacing the the time all of that process takes
Inotheractioninvolvingtheband, windows at the Talcott school with a place Fred will definitely write an-
Mathews made a motion to return lowbidof$66,169. The money comes other article that we are wasting tax
thebandequipmentbus%otheband from funde available from the State's payer's money. I just feel like we
director.~ Shanks seconded and the School Building Authority. would probably be better off to stop
-~ it as is. I just think the State Dept.
has the funds and they know those
rules and regulations down there
better than any of us sitting in this
room will ever know.~
"Before you vote," Tassos asked,
• =if it is a question of money, lets not
send an attorney and let us have the
hearing and let the administrators
go down. It's not going to cost any-
~ thing. Let us go down and present
• it."
Sp thy Sp Mathews immediately asked the
Guest eaker: Timo encer Board to vote on his motion. "I've
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Pastor: Eddie Johnson asked that the question be voted on
and it hasn't been voted on,"
Mathews complained.
"It looks like to me," Lilly said,
"that once again, this Boardis throw-
inga slap atour teachers. We aren't
backing our teachers, our adminis-
trators. We are counting pennys
here tonight." Lilly said let the
administrators attend the hearing.
=Why vote down the hearing now?
In Memory Of Mrs. Elva Adklns For Her Birthday On Septem. What are we accomplishing? It
her 30th. wouldn't cost us anything."
Although you are spending your birthday in heaven. "You let us use legal counsel,"
Tassos exclaimed, =and I'll pay it
We are sure these words you will hear as all of us whisper andit won'tcost this Board a penny!
Happy Birthday Mother Dear. It's that important to me!"
There is a memory in our hearts today that passing years can't "Zt'simportant toourwhole school
system," Lilly said. ~We have ablack
take away. eye for dishonesty. Let's c]earit up."
An empty place no one can fill. "If it is not cleared up does it get
We love and miss you, Mother, and we always will blacker, John?" Dillon asked.
=How could it get any blacker,~
God took you home to heaven we know this was his will. Lilly replied.
But in all of your children's hearts you Ilveth still. "Mr. Tassos has offered to give
Sadly Missed By Her Children legalcounsel,"Mathewsqueetioned.
"Would he give legal counsel to Mr.
Ball and. Mr. Redes when they go
down there?"
'lassos turned to Mathews and
said. =They are going down there for
a discussion with Nancy Thabet, Dr.
The family of James P. Cales wish to Math.we NancyThabetcan'tmake
thank his friends that came, sent flowers, any decisions. She has to carry it on
• up. They know that. We have a/-
and helped in anyway, ready discussed it."
Also special thanks tO Ronald Meadows Dillon called for a vote and
• passed 3-2, with Shanks and Lilly
Funeral Home, pallbearers and Rev. Eddie voicing a hardy =NO!"
Ziegler, school attorney, said the
Johnson for the service.
Board did not contact him for his
opinion on how well they might doif
they went forward with the state
hearing. ~Ifthey had pursuedit," he
The Family .d, he believed the county school
system might have been able to save
, J I '' I ' I =between $25,000 and $50,000."
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