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Michigan Leadership Institute to manage superintendent search; students and robotics team give updates to Ludington board

Ludington Area School District Board of Education · December 15, 2025
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Summary

At the Dec. 15, 2025 meeting, Andy Ingall of the Michigan Leadership Institute outlined MLI’s role in managing the district’s superintendent search; student-government and robotics-team representatives also gave updates and board member Mike Winczewski reported a grievance resolution with the LEA.

On Dec. 15, 2025, the Ludington Area School District Board of Education heard a presentation from the Michigan Leadership Institute about the district’s upcoming superintendent search. Andy Ingall of MLI described the firm’s role in managing the search process for the district; the minutes record the presentation but do not specify a firm timeline or next meeting dates.

During Special Presentations, Student Government Mayor Mike Hart provided a student-activities update on behalf of Mayor Taylor Andersen, and the Ludington Elementary School Robotics Team presented a team update to the board. The board also distributed All-State athlete recognitions to identified students.

Board member Mike Winczewski shared during Special Presentations that a letter of agreement between the board and the Ludington Education Association (LEA) resolved a grievance and alleged Unfair Labor Practice regarding the posting and placement of an English Language Learner (ELL) position for the 2025–2026 school year; the agreement was later approved by vote in the meeting’s action items.

Two members of the public provided comments during the citizen-participation period; the minutes state no action was taken on those comments. Committee reports were presented by Stephanie Reed for Finance/Negotiation and Building/Site; the Personnel/Policy Committee did not meet.

The presentations provided updates and context ahead of formal actions later in the meeting, including the bargaining agreement approval and administrative items.