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Ludington Area Schools board approves bond payment, policy edit, appointments and completes superintendent evaluation
Summary
At its June 16 meeting the board authorized Certificate for Payment #62 on the bond project, approved edits to Neola Policy 0168.1 on open meetings minutes, appointed Amanda Kuczynski to the WSESD SEPAC, authorized a superintendent trip to AASA, and approved the superintendent's personnel evaluation following a closed session.
The Ludington Area Schools Board of Education on June 16 authorized a certificate for payment on its ongoing bond project, approved a change to its open meetings policy, appointed a representative to the West Shore Educational Service District Special Education Parent Advisory Committee, authorized a trip for Dr. Kyle B. Corlett to an AASA advocacy conference, and approved the superintendent’s personnel evaluation following a closed session.
On a motion by Mike Winczewski, supported by Sarah Lowman, the board approved Certificate for Payment #62 for the school bond project and authorized payment "as certified by the architect and construction manager." The motion carried 5–0.
The board appointed Amanda Kuczynski as the district’s representative to the WSESD SEPAC for the 2025/2026 school year (motion by Mike Nagle, supported by Sarah Lowman), and approved recommended edits to Neola Policy 0168.1 (Open Meetings). The policy change, approved on a motion by Alan Neushwander supported by Mike Nagle, directs that minutes shall reflect actions taken, the names of individuals who spoke during public comment, and a board member’s name if the member requests inclusion of their comments.
The board also approved a trip to Washington, D.C. for Dr. Kyle B. Corlett to attend the AASA (School Superintendents Association) Advocacy Conference (motion by Sarah Lowman, supported by Mike Winczewski).
The board convened in closed session at 6:39 p.m. for the superintendent’s personnel evaluation pursuant to the Open Meetings Act; it returned to open session at 8:22 p.m. After the closed session, the board approved the Personnel Evaluation of the Superintendent for the 2024/2025 school year (motion by Mike Nagle, supported by Alan Neushwander). All related motions recorded in the minutes passed on unanimous 5–0 votes.
