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Board accepts retirements, extracurricular resignations and approves routine personnel and transportation items
Summary
The board accepted retirements from the buildings-and-grounds supervisor and a special-education teacher, approved substitute and staff lists for 2025–26, accepted several extracurricular resignations and approved transportation and contract items including a bus lease and FSMC renewal.
The High Point Regional High School Board on April 29 accepted several personnel actions and approved routine operational contracts following the district’s presentations.
Personnel decisions: The board accepted with regret the retirement notification from Steve Stefan McGrath, supervisor of buildings and grounds, effective July 1, 2025, and accepted the retirement notification of special-education teacher Carla Mancuso, also effective July 1. The board approved recommended substitutes for the remainder of 2024–25 (pending required paperwork) and approved certificated and non-certificated staff listings for 2025–26 as presented in attachments. The board also accepted resignations from extracurricular staff—Aaron Baker (volleyball coach), Kelly Reynolds (field hockey head coach) and James Teslanian (head marching band adviser)—with effective dates as listed.
Operational and contract approvals: In finance and transportation blocks the board approved multiple routine items including audited bills, monthly transfers and reconciliations; transportation agreements and quoted contracts were moved in a single block. The board approved a lease-to-purchase resolution for a district bus with principal to be financed of $152,699.40 and renewed the food-service management contract with Macchio's New Service Management Company for 2025–26 at a flat fee of $26,650.
Next steps: Human resources will process retirements and post any vacancies; transportation and the business office will finalize leasing and financing paperwork for the new bus; food-service staff and the business administrator will complete FSMC contract documentation. These actions were approved by motion and majority vote during the April 29 meeting.
