Randolph County Nonprofit Sues School Board Over Harman School Sale
A Randolph County nonprofit has sued the Board of Education, claiming the Harman School was sold illegally.
Clarksburg Weston, WV, September 21, 2026 — A lawsuit has been filed against the Board of Education by a Randolph County nonprofit organization. The core of the legal action centers on claims that the sale of the Harman School was conducted illegally.
The nonprofit organization, the name of which was not provided in the summary of the trend, has initiated legal proceedings against the Board of Education. The specific allegations detail that the sale of the Harman School was not conducted in accordance with legal requirements.
Details regarding the timeline of the alleged illegal sale, including when the Harman School was sold or when the lawsuit was filed, were not provided. Furthermore, the specific reasons or evidence supporting the claim of illegality were not elaborated upon in the available information.
The summary of the trend did not include any details about the Board of Education’s response to the lawsuit, nor did it specify any outcomes of potential investigations, permits, or code violations related to the sale of the Harman School. Information concerning any fines or subsequent actions taken by either party was also not available.
The legal challenge raises questions about the process and legality surrounding the transfer of the Harman School property. Further details are expected to emerge as the lawsuit progresses through the legal system.
Story summarized from the original created by Eric Minor on www.wboy.com, see more information here.
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