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Huron Schools superintendent seeks ongoing dialogue with Erie County commissioners, notes small graduating class
Summary
Dr. James Tatman told the commissioners he hopes to attend more meetings to better understand county government and reported Huron High School's commencement set for May 31 with 83 graduates, noting staff and programming changes due to declining enrollment.
Dr. James Tatman, superintendent of Huron Schools, addressed the commissioners during the public comment period, saying he wanted ongoing dialogue with county leaders and would attend additional meetings as his schedule allows to better observe and understand local government processes.
Tatman also told the board Huron High School commencement is scheduled for Sunday, May 31, 2026, at 1:00 p.m., and that this year’s graduating class numbers 83 students. He said the district has adjusted some programming and reduced staffing in response to declining class sizes. The board thanked him for attending.
What happens next: Tatman said he plans to attend additional meetings when time allows; no formal action or request accompanied the public comment.
