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Imlay City Board approves new contracts, extends probationary periods and adopts MHSAA membership
Summary
The board offered employment contracts to three teachers, approved probationary-year recommendations for multiple teachers and recognized two staff as eligible for tenure; it also adopted the MHSAA membership resolution for 2025-26. All actions passed unanimously.
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The Imlay City Board of Education approved several personnel actions and reaffirmed athletic association membership at its June 16 meeting.
High School Principal Josh Henley introduced Strength and Conditioning Teacher David Brown, and Borland Elementary Principal Megan Cottone introduced 5th grade teachers Chelsea Schlaufman and Hunter Haase. The board voted to offer employment contracts to Mr. David Brown and to Mrs. Chelsea Schlaufman and Miss Hunter Haase effective at the beginning of the 2025-26 school year; the motion was moved by Trustee Laura Zelenak and supported by Vice President Kaylee Kaeding and carried by unanimous roll call vote.
The board then considered probationary teacher performance recommendations moved by Vice President Kaylee Kaeding and supported by Trustee Ashley Wolford, adopting Dr. Cameron’s recommendations to: grant an additional year of probation (Kenady Reiff, Year 1.5); place Melissa Aune, Andrea Marlett and Hunter Smith on their second year of probation; place Alexis Jaroh and Amanda Sheretko on their third year of probation; place Shelby Freer, Heather Harvey, Kortney McCulfor, Tonya Robertson, Kelly Stine and Jennifer Stoldt on their fourth year of probation; and grant an additional (Year 4.5) probation year to Tina Milovich. The board also recognized Don Brewer and Tara Herrick as newly eligible for tenure. All actions were approved by unanimous roll call votes.
Separately, moved by Trustee Ashley Wolford and supported by Treasurer Doug Van Dyk, the board adopted the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) membership resolution for the 2025-2026 school year; that motion also passed unanimously.
The minutes record these personnel actions and association membership decisions but do not include salary figures, contract terms, or the specific job descriptions beyond titles and effective dates. The record also does not specify Dr. Cameron’s title or departmental affiliation beyond the recommendation note in the minutes.
