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Board approves multiple staff appointments and a vaping-prevention grant stipend at Lincoln High School

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Summary

The Personnel Services Committee recommended and the board approved professional and support staff appointments, accepted a support-staff resignation and approved a vaping-prevention and treatment initiatives stipend and supplies funded by a grant to Lincoln High School.

The Personnel Services Committee presented six actionable items and personnel updates; the board approved the appointments and the committee recommendations by voice vote.

The committee asked the board to approve listed professional-staff and support-staff appointments, one non-represented certified appointment, two non-represented support-staff appointments and one support-staff resignation; the board approved those items as presented.

Brian Oswald, director of human resources, told the committee that Lincoln High School received a Vaping Prevention and Treatment Initiatives (VPTI) grant of $24,100 to support prevention and treatment work. The committee recommended a one-time $500 stipend for the assistant facilitator of the initiative and $1,900 for supplies and training; the board approved those stipend and supply allocations with funds to come from the VPTI grant.

The committee also reviewed class-size and section reports and noted increases in class sizes in core content areas at the middle and high school levels and at fifth grade; the committee asked administration to monitor those trends.

Ending

The board adopted the Personnel Services Committee minutes and approved the recommended appointments, stipend and VPTI supply allocations.