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Sto‑Rox board introduces new hires including business manager and multiple teachers
Summary
The board welcomed a cohort of new hires — including Scott Reed as business manager, several special‑education teachers, a counselor and extracurricular staff — who each gave a brief introduction before the board moved on to non‑consent agenda items.
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The Sto‑Rox School District on Aug. 21 introduced a group of recommended new hires who will begin work for the coming school year.
Scott Reed, the incoming business manager, described local roots in the area and prior service as an Army Reserve recruiter and said he was "super excited" to join the district. New instructional hires introduced themselves and summarized backgrounds: Shane Adams (girls basketball coach) discussed prior coaching and officiating experience; Michelle Cox (special‑education teacher and virtual Viking coordinator) said she grew up locally and is completing a second master’s; Rachel Keeler (K–3 special education) said she has eight years of experience and values public education; Josh Rainan (sixth grade teacher) described local ties and collegiate athletics; Shauna Ricci (grades 4–6 counselor) noted two decades of counseling experience; Alyssa Schreier (K–3 special education) discussed her special‑education background; Isabella Warden (life‑skills K–3) said she recently graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and is excited for her first year; Alexis Welsh (K–6 physical education/aid) highlighted community roots and experience supporting early learners.
Board members and administrators welcomed each person and thanked them for joining Sto‑Rox. There were no formal votes recorded for hiring approvals during the public portion of the transcript; introductions were part of the personnel portion of the agenda.
What’s next: new hires are expected to begin duties ahead of the start of the school year and be included in upcoming orientation and staffing schedules.

