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Board appoints life‑skills curriculum committee and acknowledges coaching resignation

Sheridan County School District #3 Board of Trustees · November 13, 2025
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Summary

Trustees created a life‑skills/social‑emotional curriculum review committee (K–12 composition recommended) and accepted the resignation of the head volleyball coach, praising her service and outlining next steps for recruitment.

Trustees approved creation of a curriculum review committee to consider life skills and social‑emotional learning across K–12. The structure approved called for representation that includes a K–6 teacher, a 7–12 teacher, classified staff, two parents and an administrator; the board appointed Steve Hackett and the motion’s mover to serve and said additional membership and possible student input will be determined by the committee.

On personnel matters, the board acknowledged receipt of a resignation by the head volleyball coach. Trustees thanked the coach for stepping into a difficult situation, noted her contributions to the program and discussed next steps for posting and filling the vacancy. The action was recorded in the personnel report and acknowledged publicly; trustees asked staff to post the vacancy and proceed with recruitment procedures.

Both items were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.