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Board approves personnel and contracts; summer school reading progress reported
Summary
Board approved a package of personnel actions, substitute and supplemental contracts, and several vendor contracts. Administrators reported summer school results: 17 students attended a third‑grade targeted program and eight met the third‑grade guarantee; two students recorded multi‑million‑word reading totals.
The board approved a slate of personnel items and vendor contracts and heard a report on summer school and awards.
Personnel: The consent agenda included resignations and retirements, classified substitute appointments and supplemental contracts, and volunteers. The board approved a set of named substitute and supplemental contracts (examples in the record include Scott Sharp, Britney Tilly and Jeff Tilly listed in substitute/supplemental positions). The board also approved annual contracts with New Story Schools and Campbell Speech Services and an MOU with the Fairfield County ESC to provide services (including an increased on‑site presence for behavior support staff). Motions for the personnel and contract items were moved, seconded and approved by roll call.
Hiring and appointments: Presenter introduced Jordan Wilson as the district’s new varsity boys soccer coach and announced a meet‑the‑coach event scheduled for the following Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. The board also approved a two‑year administrative contract for David Hanning as the district’s new special services director; Hanning will begin in July and assist with transition activities.
Student achievement: Presenter briefed the board on a small targeted summer program for third graders. Twenty students were invited, 17 attended, and eight met the alternate assessment threshold that satisfies the third‑grade guarantee for promotion. Presenter also cited two notable student reading accomplishments: Reid Peters read 7,270,463 words and Lila Willard read 7,502,610 words across grades three through five, and summer learning supports remain available via Lexia and Green Box.
The board approved all listed consent and personnel actions by roll call and thanked staff and summer‑school teachers for their work.
