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Board accepts resignations and hires: director of pupil services retiring; multiple new hires introduced

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Summary

The board accepted the retirement of Beth Marshall, director of pupil services, and approved a personnel slate that included new teachers and administrators introduced at the meeting, including an ELL teacher, an intervention specialist, a new athletic director and others.

The Troy School District board approved the personnel report in Exhibit E and used the meeting to introduce several newly hired staff and to note an upcoming retirement.

Board and administrators announced that Beth Marshall, the district's director for pupil services, will retire at the end of the calendar year; the district has posted the position. The personnel agenda also included a mix of certified-contract renewals, supplemental assignments and nonrenewals.

Administrators introduced several new hires to the board and public. Highlights included:

- Bara (Bara) Ali, a Wright State University graduate (May) who will teach English language learners at Concord; she said she speaks Arabic and English and some Spanish. - Shelby Helfritz, a district custodian who is completing student teaching and will be hired as a classroom teacher; administrators described a shift swap that allowed Shelby to continue custodial work while student teaching. - Erin Davis, hired to lead the district's ED/SEL unit at Forest (an intervention specialist role), coming from the Warren County ESC and noted for working with ED populations. - Brandon (last name not specified), the new athletic director for Forest, noted for experience in fundraising, sponsorships and student leadership; his wife, Courtney, was mentioned as a potential future hire.

The board approved the personnel slate by roll call. Administrators asked the community to welcome the new staff and noted internal staffing coordination that allowed transitions from classified to certified roles.

No disciplinary actions or contested personnel decisions were recorded in the public portion of the meeting.