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Board approves consent agenda, field trips and multiple personnel changes

Perry Central Com Schools Corp Board · March 11, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda (minutes, claim docket), authorized a BPA field trip to Indianapolis and PD travel, and accepted resignations and several hiring actions including a new varsity cross‑country coach; motions carried unanimously as recorded.

The Perry Central Com Schools Corp board approved its consent agenda, accepted several personnel actions, and approved student and staff travel.

The consent agenda included approval of minutes from the regular Feb. 9 meeting and the claim docket. The board approved a field trip for grades 9–12 (BPA students and Ian Zachary) to the BPA state competition in Indianapolis March 8–10, and approved professional development travel for A. James to the state athletic directors conference in Indianapolis March 21–24. A board member moved the consent agenda and a second was recorded; the meeting notes state "Motion carries."

On personnel, the board accepted the resignation of Laura Schwartz; approved Tonya Blake as a part‑time daycare assistant; approved Casey Weaver and Susie James as daycare substitutes; approved a student after‑school daycare assistant (listed as Arla Erlenmeyer) at the student intern rate of $12.50 per hour; accepted the resignation of Jason Barnett as varsity cross country coach and approved Ty William as varsity cross country coach for the next school year; and approved Jackie Contreras as a part‑time evening custodian. Motions to approve personnel were moved, seconded and recorded as carried.

No roll‑call vote tallies were included in the transcript excerpt; outcomes were reported verbally as "Motion carries."