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Randolph County Board of Education votes to fire 33 staff members
Randolph County Board of Education votes to fire 33 staff members

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time23-04-2025

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Randolph County Board of Education votes to fire 33 staff members

Video is previous coverage from March 2025 following Reduction in Force hearings in Randolph Co. ELKINS, (WBOY) — After dozens of hearings and nearly a month of waiting, a vote to eliminate positions with the Randolph County Board of Education was held Tuesday, with the board voting to terminate 33 positions across the county. Of the 42 staff members up for termination Tuesday night, the board voted to terminate the following after the 2024–25 school year. Name Position School(s) Angela Isenhart Aide/Autism Mentor Elkins Middle School Anita Wiseman Secretary II/Accountant II Midland Elementary School Deborah White Coordinator of Staff Development & Instructional Services N/A Anita Gammon Coordinator of Transportation N/A Emily Poss Science Teacher Elkins High School Rebecca Smith 5th Grade Teacher North Elementary School Tommy Coger Social Studies Teacher Harman School Lindsay Blake 1st Grade Teacher Jennings Randolph Elementary School Amanda Simmons 1st Grade Teacher Beverly Elementary School Hannah Shiflett Music Teacher Midland Elementary School Natasha See 5th Grade Teacher George Ward Elementary School Angela Vandevender Remedial Specialist George Ward Elementary School Samantha Golden 2nd Grade Teacher North Elementary School Cynthia Dilly Preschool Teacher North Elementary School Madison Hart 2nd and 3rd Grade Teacher North Elementary School Evan Gissel Music Teacher Beverly Elementary School Logan Vliet Physical Education Teacher North Elementary School Emilie Ticer Music Teacher North Elementary School Tiffany Hymes 6th Grade English Teacher Elkins Middle School Shaina Ballantyne 3rd Grade Teacher Beverly Elementary School Alexa Taylor 5th Grade Teacher Beverly Elementary School Emily Alexander 5th Grade Teacher Beverly Elementary School Jennifer Vandevender 5th Grade Teacher Midland Elementary School Crystal Grimmett Business Education Teacher Randolph Technical Center Mark Rosencrance Communities in SchoolsSite Coordinator Elkins High School Rayna Adamy Communities in SchoolsSite Coordinator Beverly Elementary School Shauna Prichard School Social Worker George Ward Elementary School Hillary Shryock School Social Worker Jennings Randolph Elementary School Olivia Dalton School Social Worker North Elementary School Samuel Hawkins School Counselor North Elementary School Jennifer Nottingham School Counselor George Ward Elementary School Brandy English School Counselor Beverly Elementary School William Aleshire Social Studies Teacher Elkins Middle School It is worth noting that some positions were pulled from Tuesday night's votes as funding was either secured for them specifically or through a domino effect from other positions receiving funding of their own. In total, three positions were removed from the list of potential transfers, and two were removed from the list of potential terminations. Clarksburg-Harrison Public Library opens 'Tool Lending Library' On top of the termination votes, the board also voted to transfer 56 existing staff members to new positions within the county. No Title I teachers—federally funded teachers who help disadvantaged kids—who were on the list to be transferred were actually transferred. None were on the list for terminations, either; therefore none were fired. Tuesday night's vote comes after months of administrative turmoil in Randolph County, as the board and Superintendent Shawn Dilly aim to balance the county's budget, which Dilly previously told 12 News would require the elimination of 32 positions. He also previously said that April 22 would be the absolute latest the board could vote as it awaited word on funding that it could use to reduce terminations and transfers. Despite the votes, Dilly has previously said this Reduction in Force (RIF) is only a temporary solution and that school consolidation talks could be back on the table as early as May. The county attempted to consolidate Harman and Pickens schools earlier in the year, but the motion for one was voted down and the other was withdrawn. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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