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Murphysboro CUSD 186 board approves series of personnel hires and transfers
Summary
Murphysboro CUSD 186’s board approved closed-session minutes and a slate of personnel recommendations including a voluntary certified-teacher transfer, two noncertified hires, two athletics appointments, and six summer-school staff; all motions carried by recorded assent.
Murphysboro CUSD 186’s Board of Education approved a series of personnel actions and adjourned after a brief meeting. The board first approved closed-session minutes dated March 19, 2024, then accepted staff recommendations covering certified and noncertified assignments, athletics appointments and summer-school personnel.
An unidentified meeting participant (Speaker 2) presented a voluntary certified-teacher transfer involving Sylvia Curran and classroom assignments at General John A. Logan School for first- and second-grade placements. The board moved and seconded the recommendation and recorded affirmative votes; the motion carried.
Speaker 2 next presented noncertified hires, naming Linda Barra for social-media duties and Taylor Morgan as student advocate at General John A. Logan. The board approved those hires after a motion and second; roll-call confirmations were recorded as affirmative.
Athletics recommendations included the appointment of Jessica Stanton as Murphysboro High School (MHS) junior-varsity volleyball coach and Nathan Hinkle as head baseball coach. The board approved those appointments by recorded assent.
The board also approved summer school staffing: Joel Carrington, Anika Cook, Bryn Decker, Emery Castleman and Patrick Dover as summer-school workers, with Ellie Kirk designated as student supervisor. That slate was approved by the board in a recorded vote.
Each personnel item was moved, seconded and carried by recorded affirmation from the rostered members. The minutes do not identify the individual mover or seconder for each motion; roll-call-style confirmations in the record show affirmative responses for the listed members. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, which passed.
