In Beverlin v. Board of Education of the County of Lewis, 158 W. Va. 1067, 216 S.E.2d 554 (1975), the Court held that the failure of a public school teacher to report to work on a date ordered by his school board did not constitute insubordination which would support the imposition of a sanction where the teacher had a valid reason for not reporting, where he made some attempt, although abortive, to contact his principal, and where no harm resulted to his students as a result of his failure to report.