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Votes at a glance: Carlisle Local board approves routine business, hires and donation for track project
Summary
At its April 28 meeting the Carlisle Local School District board approved minutes and financials, accepted a resignation, approved several hires (including Quentin Hammock for technology) and approved an $80,725 donation for the new track; one abstention was recorded on a supplemental item.
The Carlisle Local School District Board of Education approved a slate of routine business and personnel items at its April 28 meeting, including minutes, the monthly financial report, a donation to athletic facilities, payroll/appropriation modifications, hires and a resignation.
Key votes and actions - Minutes (regular meeting March 24): Motion to approve carried by roll call. Votes recorded: Mr. Jewell — Yes; Ms. Milligan — Yes; Mrs. Morris — Yes; Mrs. McIntosh — Yes; Mrs. Miller — Yes. - Financial report (monthly): Approved by roll call after Treasurer Bassler reported no surprises. - Donation for athletic facilities: The board approved an $80,725 donation from the Carlisle Athletic Facilities Committee to the athletic facilities repair account to help offset the new track installation; the campaign had raised just under $200,000 in total, the treasurer said. - Appropriation modifications: Board approved adjustments to spend available grant and campaign funds (treasurer indicated funds were available and appropriations were needed to spend them). - Personnel: The board accepted the resignation of Bruce Terry as director of technology (effective June 30) and approved hiring Quentin Hammock as interim director of technology (June 1–July 31, 2025) and a two-year contract as director of technology (Aug. 1, 2025–July 31, 2027). The board also approved the hiring of Clara Minardi as a fourth-grade teacher for 2025–26, classified staff changes (Amanda Flores to full-time custodian; James Mung as 4-hour custodian) and multiple supplemental resignations and hires for athletics and summer school. One item (supplemental item 16) recorded an abstention by Mrs. Miller.
What was not decided - The approvals on April 28 were for minutes, reports, personnel actions and the donation; the meeting did not authorize construction contracts or procurement for the facilities plan approved later in the meeting.
Procedural notes - The treasurer and superintendent provided background during votes: the track project total was described as around $750,000 with about $200,000 raised by the campaign and the general fund covering roughly $550,000–$600,000 (figures were presented as approximate). Several votes were recorded by roll call with the names and responses read into the record.
