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Board rescinds a science teacher resignation, accepts speech-language pathologist’s resignation and approves new hire

Bedford Public Schools Board of Education · January 8, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a rescission that keeps science instructor Kelly Meinhardt through the school year, accepted Jennifer Harrison’s resignation, and approved hiring a special-education instructor (Carson Delvin) for the junior high.

The Bedford Public Schools Board of Education approved three personnel items during its meeting: a resignation rescission, an accepted resignation, and a recommended new hire.

Personnel staff presented that science instructor Kelly Meinhardt had previously submitted a resignation; she asked to rescind that resignation and will remain with the district through the end of the school year. The board voted to approve the rescission, noting the district had posted the vacancy and found no viable applicants.

Separately the board accepted the resignation of Jennifer Harrison, a speech-language pathologist at the junior high, which was presented as recommended. The board then voted to approve the BEA-recommended new hire of Carson Delvin as a special-education instructor at the junior high.

Personnel presenter Alex (identified earlier in the meeting) described the hire as filling a certified position and noted that, with Delvin’s approval, the district is fully staffed on the certified side. The motions carried by voice and roll-call votes.

Next steps for these personnel actions are routine administrative processing by human resources.