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Board approves personnel moves, accepts $26,911 in donations and OKs master‑planning agreement with DLR Group
Summary
The board approved multiple personnel actions and volunteers, accepted $26,911 in donations, approved an easement for Scott Hamilton Avenue shared‑use path, authorized a services amendment for the new high school and approved a DLR Group master‑planning agreement; it also approved a DECA student trip with one member abstaining.
The board approved personnel recommendations that included the resignation of Sabrina Igley (fourth‑grade teacher), the appointment of Kenneth Meyers as a playground monitor, acceptance of the resignation of Lucas Shang as head mechanic, approval of a transportation substitute for Emanuel Carillo, movement of several employees from probationary to provisional status, seasonal summer hires and volunteer approvals (Chad Joeman and Conor Regowski). The board also accepted the retirement notice of James Quint effective Aug. 1, 2026.
Members voted to accept gifts and donations totaling $26,911 from a list of individuals and local businesses and to approve revised handbooks for district schools and athletic programs. The board approved an interdistrict agreement for a student with disabilities with Patrick Henry schools and approved an easement to the City of Bowling Green for the Scott Hamilton Avenue shared‑use path.
The board also approved a professional‑services amendment tied to equipment for the new high‑school fire room and ratified the ranking of professional design firms, authorizing master‑planning design services. Following that ratification, the board approved a professional design services agreement with the DLR Group to carry out master planning for potential elementary facility changes.
The board approved a request for DECA students to attend the DECA International Career Development Conference in Atlanta (April 24–29), with advisor Cara Maxi attending; funding sources cited included Penta, student payments and fundraisers. Roll call for that motion recorded one abstention (Mr. Myers) and the motion carried.
