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ELKINS -- Randolph County Board of Education President Rachel Anger announced during Tuesday's regular BOE meeting that Randolph County Schools had received correspondence from the West Virginia Department of Education.
Just before the meeting adjourned, Anger said she was adding an emergency item into the meeting's agenda.
Anger said she received a letter from the state Board of Education and that it is going to declare Randolph County Schools in a State of Emergency.
Randolph County Schools has been added to the agenda for the next West Virginia Department of Education meeting on June 11. During that meeting, the state will making a recommendation that Randolph County Schools be officially designated in a State of Emergency.
Superintendent Dr. Shawn Dilly, who received the same letter as Anger, told the BOE that the State of Emergency didn't mean Randolph County Schools was being taken over by the state.
A complete article about Tuesday's meeting will be published in an upcoming edition of The Inter-Mountain.