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Gloversville superintendent outlines administrative promotions, openings and upcoming postings
Summary
Superintendent described internal promotions, upcoming appointments and continued teacher vacancies in math, science, special education and Spanish; board approved a consent agenda that included personnel items but no detailed roll-call was given in the transcript.
The Gloversville City School District superintendent told the board on Wednesday that several internal administrative moves are underway, new appointments are on the agenda and the district still faces teacher vacancies in several subjects.
The superintendent said middle school assistant principal Travis Heizer is slated to be appointed as the middle school principal effective July 1, and that a staff member listed as Thompson will be appointed to the assistant curriculum director position vacated by Bellin. The superintendent said those personnel actions and other recommended items were part of the consent agenda approved by the board during the meeting.
“We also have Missus Thompson who will be, appointed tonight to the assistant curriculum director position vacated by Missus Bellin,” the superintendent said during the report. He added that vacancies remain in math, science, special education and Spanish and urged the community to refer qualified candidates. “Math, science, special education, and Spanish are still vacancies that our district needs to fill,” he said.
The board voted to approve recommended items 7.01 through 17.45 by motion; the transcript records a motion by Sharon and a second by Kelly and a voice vote of approval but does not provide item-level roll call or text of each personnel motion. The superintendent also said the district will post the openings the following morning.
No detailed employment contracts or individual hire votes are recorded in the public portion of the transcript; the meeting moved into an executive session on contract items, with the board announcing no action would follow the executive session in the public record.
