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Board approves consent agenda with multiple personnel actions and overnight trips
Summary
The Sunman‑Dearborn board approved the consent agenda, which included multiple hires, resignations, retirements, one termination, job‑share arrangements, a teacher moving to full time, and an overnight trip for a student who qualified for state competition; the motion was made by Sarah and seconded by Joe.
The Sunman‑Dearborn Community School Corporation board approved its consent agenda after the superintendent reviewed the packet of routine business, including minutes, claims for payment, a revised personnel report with hires and resignations, several retirements and one termination, job‑share arrangements, a wage report item and at least one overnight field trip.
The superintendent read the packet and recommended approval: “So I recommend approval of the consent agenda items,” they said. The list of personnel actions in the packet included the recommendation to hire Jamie Schartzer as interim director of support services; hires for East Central Homebound and substitute positions; several lifeguard and nurse positions; multiple resignations (including staff from East Central and Summit elementary), retirements (including a special education consultant and others), one termination, and two job‑share arrangements (Tina House and Stephanie Schomber at Summit Elementary; Angela Swinney and Mallory Kunkel at North Dearborn). The packet also noted Ashley Jackson moving from part time to full time at North Dearborn Elementary.
The packet included an overnight field trip that had been approved earlier but missed in the March board packet: Adam Wolf was listed to attend the East Central High School state wrestling finals (night of Feb. 20–21). The superintendent and packet also referenced a girls basketball summer trip (Kevin Moore, June 19–20).
A motion to approve the consent agenda was made (motion by Sarah; second by Joe) and the chair called for the ayes; the motion passed. The meeting recorded only an oral "Aye" call and the chair stated the motion passed; a full roll call was not read aloud in the transcript.
Director of financial operations Maureen Bennett also provided the March fund report in the same meeting, saying the education fund ended at about $926,000 and the operations/capital fund at about $208,228, with an education fund cash projection of roughly $1,500,000 and a noted delayed special‑education grant posting.
Next step: routine consent items take effect as approved; any implementation details (start dates for hires, contract amounts, or personnel files) were not discussed in the public transcript.
