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Board approves custodial transfer, long‑term substitute and administrative-leave; terminates paraprofessional

Carroll Consolidated School Corp · March 18, 2026
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Summary

The Carroll Consolidated School Corp. board approved transferring a custodian to a lead position, hired a long-term substitute for kindergarten, placed a paraprofessional on paid administrative leave and then approved that paraprofessional’s termination effective March 12, 2026.

At its meeting the Carroll Consolidated School Corp. board approved multiple personnel actions including a custodial transfer, a long-term substitute placement, a paid administrative leave period and the termination of a paraprofessional.

Mr. Bessner asked the board to approve transferring Carl Roland from his ninth custodial position to the open lead custodial position at Carroll Junior‑Senior High School effective March 30, 2026; the motion to approve was made, seconded and passed by voice vote.

Mrs. Ray recommended Deb Goyer as a long-term substitute for kindergarten teacher Courtney Williams with an anticipated start date of April 6, 2026. The motion to appoint Goyer was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote.

Mrs. Ray also placed paraprofessional Shannon Vocal on paid administrative leave from March 9–11, 2026 to investigate job performance concerns; the board approved that leave. Later in the meeting Mrs. Ray recommended termination of Shannon Vocal effective March 12, 2026 based on job performance. The board moved and seconded a motion to terminate Vocal and approved it by voice vote. The meeting transcript records the motions and voice approvals but does not record roll-call tallies or named vote counts.

The board also approved all listed communications (field trips, facility, transportation and conference requests in items A–D) by voice vote. Administration indicated the actions were routine approvals tied to the posted agenda.