FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact: Tag Houck, District Three Public Information Officer
864-415-8014
Spartanburg School District Three Board Trustee Catherine Voelker announced her resignation from the Spartanburg County School District Three Board of Trustees on Monday, May 20.
Ms. Voelker served on the board from December 2021 to May 2024.
Superintendent Dr. Julie Fowler thanked Ms. Voelker for her service and dedication to the students and staff of Spartanburg School District Three. She said filling Ms. Voelker’s board seat will be discussed on June 24, 2024 at a special called meeting.
*Updated information: The special called meeting has been moved to Monday, July 1, 2024 at 5:30 pm at the Spartanburg School District Three Administration Building. Anyone interested in serving the remainder of Ms. Voelker's term should call the Office of the Superintendent at 864-279-6002 or contact a member of the Spartanburg School District Three Board of Trustees.
AUGUST 2023- August 21
SEPTEMBER 2023- September 18
OCTOBER 2023- October 16
NOVEMBER 2023- November 20
JANUARY 2024- January 22
FEBRUARY 2024- February 19
MARCH 2024- March 18
APRIL 2024- April 15
MAY 2024- May 20
JUNE 2024- June 17
All board meetings are on Mondays at 7:30 pm, unless otherwise noted.
Regular board meetings
The board holds its regular meeting of the board at the district administration office on the third Monday of each month. The regularly scheduled time will be 7:30 p.m.
In unusual circumstances, the board may change the time and place of the regular meeting, or any regular meeting, upon a majority vote of the board.
Work sessions
From time to time the board may meet in work sessions. The purpose of these sessions will be for the board to have opportunities for planning and discussion without formal action. Topics for discussion will be announced publicly, and sessions will be conducted in accordance with state law.
Special meetings
The chairman of the board or a majority of members of the board may call a special meeting of the full board. The superintendent should give at least 24 hours notice to all members of the board and the public except when emergency conditions make such notice impossible. The board will not transact any business other than that which is stated in the notice.
Public hearings
The board may conduct public hearings from time to time in order for the public to express their views regarding a specific issue. The board will conduct such meetings in an orderly manner in accordance with board policy and regulation.