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Saucon Valley board approves appointment of Dr. Tanner as assistant superintendent
Summary
The board approved a motion to appoint Dr. Tanner as assistant superintendent. The hire drew public praise from residents and teachers; Dr. Tanner addressed the board and said he was "humbled and honored" to join the district.
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The Saucon Valley School District board approved the appointment of Dr. Tanner as assistant superintendent by voice vote during the public meeting. The motion passed with board members responding "Aye" and the chair announcing the motion approved.
Why it matters: The district and several residents highlighted the new position’s role in supporting instructional programs, special education and district leadership. Residents and the Saucon Valley Education Association offered public welcome and expressions of confidence.
Board members moved and approved the appointment without extended debate. After the appointment was approved, Dr. Tanner addressed the board: "I should say I'm humbled and honored, to be a part of this wonderful school district," he said, adding that he looked forward to serving the board, administrators, teachers, families and community.
Residents who spoke during agenda comment praised the hire. Victoria Aptoff Cordero thanked the board "for moving forward this position and hiring the person to fill that role," and noted the appointee’s experience supporting special education needs. Arthy, president of the Saucon Valley Education Association, also welcomed Dr. Tanner and said teachers looked forward to building a collaborative relationship.
Formal action: The appointment was approved by voice vote; the chair recorded "Aye" and announced the motion approved. No roll‑call tally was given in the public record.
Ending: Board members welcomed Dr. Tanner and moved on to remaining personnel items; the board later approved additional personnel motions in a grouped vote.

