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RSU 22 approves summer staff nominations, records resignations and formally recognizes Hamden Academy Unified Club
Summary
The board confirmed six staff nominations including a new McGraw principal, accepted three resignations and approved formal recognition for a Unified Club at Hamden Academy; votes were unanimous.
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Superintendent Nick Lyons presented personnel actions the board approved unanimously, including nominations, resignations and a club recognition.
Nominations the board approved included: Ashley Peters for resource-room IEP coordinator at Hamden Academy (11 years experience; salary $59,842.25); Jasmine Merchant for social worker at Hamden Academy (8 years experience; salary $57,734.50); Jamie Chamay for occupational therapist serving McGraw, Weatherby and Smith (13 years experience; salary $65,802.02); Russell Bartlett for a 50% Dean of Students position at Leroy H. Smith School (25 years in RSU 22; Dean portion salary $43,000); Pamela Fox for assistant special education director (12 years experience; salary $88,000); and Shannon Shaw for McGraw principal (23 years in education; salary $112,588).
The board also recorded three resignations announced during the meeting: Lee Birmingham (grade 4 teacher, George V. Wetherbee School), Liam Quinn (special education, George V. Wetherbee School) and Audrey Cliff (math teacher, Reedsbrook Middle School).
On extracurriculars, the board voted to approve the Hamden Academy Unified Club as a formal activity retroactive to the current year because the club had been operating informally and had not previously completed the board's formal recognition steps.
Superintendent Lyons and board members noted the district has attracted high-caliber candidates during recent hiring rounds; several nominees were introduced or present at the meeting. All personnel motions recorded in the meeting were approved by unanimous vote.

