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Board accepts CNC donation, hears personnel updates and a board resignation
Summary
The board accepted a CNC plasma cutter donation for Moriarty High School’s CTE program, heard that Director Romero will move to the high school as principal and that board member Mr. Lawson is resigning; personnel staff reported recent hires and continuing vacancies, including bus drivers.
The board accepted a donated CNC plasma cutting machine from Clayton Schools for Moriarty High School’s Career and Technical Education program. District staff said the machine was in good working order and that Mr. Andes, the district welding teacher, will house it in the high school shop to support student projects and sustainable-business instruction.
Director of Learning Services Mrs. Romero delivered her final board report in that role and announced she will transition to be principal at Moriarty High School; board members thanked her for 10 years of service and praised her proficiency-mapping work.
Board member Mr. Lawson announced he will step down effective the next day because of family reasons; colleagues thanked him for his service and said he will remain involved in district activities.
Director of personnel Dr. Buckley reported that the district recently reduced vacancies by two hires and that roughly 21 positions remain open; an offer to a transportation coordinator has been accepted by email pending signed paperwork. The board also discussed transportation staffing shortages (about six bus-driver vacancies) and ongoing recruitment efforts.
