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Bremen CHSD 228 board reviews reemployment, retirement and moves toward closed session
Summary
At a Bremen Community High School District 228 meeting, board members reviewed a resolution to reemploy third‑year probationary teachers for the 2025–26 school term, noted several retirements and resignations, and moved to consider personnel matters in closed session.
At a meeting of the Bremen Community High School District 228 Board of Education, members reviewed personnel recommendations that included reemployment of third‑year probationary teachers for the 2025–26 school term and several retirements and resignations.
A board member moved “to approve the resolution authorizing the reemployment of teachers and the search for the support personnel,” and opened the floor for public discussion on the staffing recommendations. The transcript does not record a vote tally or final vote outcome for that motion.
The personnel listing read on the record named third‑year probationary teachers “starting with Alex Alvarez, ending with Teresa,” and included additional names read in sequence (the transcript capture of the full list was partial). The motion specified placing those teachers on third‑year probationary status for the 2025–26 term.
The board also read Section 12, described in the transcript as listing retirements and resignations with a range “starting with Dennis Aiello through Brad Walsh.” Doctor Goggins read retirements under Section 5, naming “Charlie Moore, Daniel Keeney, Dean Hawker, and Margie Salazar.” The transcript does not provide employment dates or further personnel records for the individuals beyond those names.
The board directed the president of the board of education to “find all required letters of notice” and instructed district administration to send such notices to affected employees; the transcript stated notices would be sent by certified mail and in person but the exact phrasing in the record is partially unclear.
Toward the end of the personnel segment, a motion was made to move into a closed session “to consider information regarding the appointment, employment, application, and medical performance.” The record does not capture whether the board entered closed session or any subsequent votes or outcomes.
The actions on reemployment, retirements and the closed‑session motion were presented on the record; no formal vote tallies or final outcomes are recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
