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Kensington board grants superintendent summer hiring authority and accepts Lisa Vendala's resignation
Summary
The Kensington School District Board authorized the superintendent to hire over the summer when the board is not in session and accepted the resignation of staff member Lisa Vendala; the district has eight applicants for the posted vacancy.
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The Kensington School District Board voted to give the superintendent permission to hire staff over the summer when the board does not meet and accepted the resignation of Lisa Vendala, the board said.
Board members said the summer-hiring permission is standard practice because the board typically has no scheduled meetings in July and early August, and unexpected resignations can arise. A board member moved for the superintendent’s office to have hiring authority during the summer; the motion carried with one recorded abstention during the roll call.
Separately, the board accepted the resignation of Lisa Vendala. The district reported the position has been posted and that eight applicants have applied for that vacancy so far. District staff said the Vendala position is a priority to fill and the superintendent’s office intends to begin screening and scheduling interviews as soon as possible.
Board members noted there are additional professional positions that will need hiring attention; the meeting record referenced “three para/professional positions” in the near term. The board did not identify final interview dates or name selected candidates during the public session.

