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Board approves agenda, consent items, Aug. 19 first day of school and appoints legislative rep

Huron Board of Education · November 25, 2025
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Summary

The Huron Board adopted its meeting agenda with additions, approved the consent agenda (including hires, resignations and an advertising agreement), set Aug. 19 as the first day of school for 2026–27, and named a legislative action network representative.

The Huron Board of Education approved several routine and calendar items during its Nov. 24 special meeting.

Agenda and consent: The board voted to adopt the meeting agenda after adding two items: J. L. Wynne as a boys basketball activities volunteer and an adjustment to the listed resignation for Josh Lien to include middle school track responsibilities. The consent agenda — which the superintendent presented as including payment of bills, six new hires to be covered by the district’s workers’ compensation plan, two resignations (Hannah Dixon, SPED paraeducator, effective Dec. 31; and Josh Lien, head volleyball coach and middle school track at the end of the season) and an advertising agreement with the Bowman Agency for the Huron Arena for 2025–2030 — was approved on a single motion with no board opposition.

School calendar: On old business the board held a second reading and approved a motion to set the first day of school for the 2026–27 year as Wednesday, Aug. 19. The motion to set Aug. 19 as the first day was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.

Appointments and adjournment: For new business, the board appointed its legislative action network representative to act as a liaison with ASBSD and the legislative delegation; the chair was appointed and said they will keep the board informed. The board then moved to adjourn and closed the meeting.

All votes reported in the transcript were voice approvals with no roll-call tallies provided.