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Lake Hamilton board approves hires, accepts resignations and expels three students

Lake Hamilton School Board · November 17, 2025
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Summary

The board unanimously approved a slate of resignations and eight hires, and voted to expel three students identified by student numbers 2770, 3467 and 5222; motions and votes are recorded in the minutes but no disciplinary details are provided.

At the Nov. 17 meeting, the Lake Hamilton School Board approved personnel actions and disciplinary expulsions as listed in the superintendent’s recommendations.

The board accepted a resignation from Dalton Daniel (ISS Supervisor/Bus Driver) and approved hiring eight employees in several roles: Demetria Clark (LHPS 1:1 paraprofessional); Emily Murray (LHPS ABLLS classroom paraprofessional); Janae Julian (LHMS 1:10 self-contained); Kimberly Oliver (LHMS ABLLS classroom paraprofessional); Michael Peter (LHHS ISS Supervisor); Phoenix Andry (LHMS SLC classroom paraprofessional); Austin Johnson (maintenance staff/electrician); and Shawn Stapleton (School Law Enforcement Officer/Criminal Justice Instructor). The personnel approvals passed on a motion by Dr. Tiffany McCain, second by Dr. Brian Peters; vote 5-0.

The board then voted to expel three students identified only by student numbers: 2770, 3467 and 5222. Each expulsion was moved and seconded as recorded in the minutes and carried 5-0. The minutes list only student identification numbers and do not include factual findings, durations of expulsions, appeal information or other disciplinary details.

Why it matters: personnel changes affect school operations and student discipline outcomes can have significant effects on students, but the minutes provide minimal detail about the circumstances of the expulsions or the length of disciplinary action.

Next steps: the minutes do not specify appeals processes, timelines, or reporting assignments for follow-up on personnel onboarding or disciplinary monitoring.