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Gwinn Area Community Schools board approves checks, hires, resignations and athletics update

Gwinn Area Community Schools Board of Education · April 20, 2026
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Summary

The Gwinn Area Community Schools board approved monthly checks totaling $984,076.63, accepted two coaching resignations, approved a custodial hire, added a JV softball assistant to the Schedule D grid, and accepted donated school supplies from Target.

The Gwinn Area Community Schools board approved routine business on the agenda, including payment of checks totaling $984,076.63, personnel actions and athletics schedule adjustments.

Board members reviewed the packet of checks and a staff member reported a grand total of $984,076.63 for the month; a motion to approve payments carried by voice vote. The board accepted resignations effective March 2026 from two middle-school girls basketball coaches and approved posting and future hiring procedures for replacement positions. The board also approved hiring Chris Henley as a custodian at Gilbert Elementary School, effective April 13, 2026.

On athletics, the board voted to add an assistant coach position for a JV softball team to the Schedule D salary grid to provide an assistant for the existing varsity squad; the motion was approved by voice vote. Staff noted the district currently has a varsity softball team but not a JV roster and said the addition will allow an assistant coach to be hired when a JV program is formed.

The board accepted donations of two boxes of school supplies from Target for KI Sawyer Elementary and Gwyn Middle/High School. A staff presenter and other members recognized student achievements and athletic successes from the winter season and announced two upcoming track events on May 14 and May 18, requesting volunteers from the community.

All of the above actions were recorded as carried by voice vote in the transcript; the meeting also recessed for 30–35 minutes and a recording issue (not streaming live) was noted and confirmed as recorded.