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Goshen Local board approves routine financial, personnel and policy items; introduces new assistant middle-school principal
Summary
At its May 11 meeting the Goshen Local Board approved multiple routine items including financials, personnel and policy adoptions, and heard a public testimonial; the board introduced Jake Cauldron as the incoming assistant principal and approved the district's donations and annual food compliance report.
The Goshen Local Board of Education approved routine business during its May 11 meeting, including financial agenda items 1–8, personnel items 1–11, athletic personnel, donations and the annual food standards compliance report, and the final adoption of policies EDC, JEB and EFD.
During the personnel portion the board introduced Jake Cauldron, who said he is coming from West Claremont with previous experience as an assistant principal, special education supervisor and middle-school principal. "I'm Jake Co... coming to you from West Claremont. I've been... an assistant principal at the high school level, special education supervisor and principal at the middle school level," Cauldron said while briefly summarizing his background.
Board roll calls recorded in the transcript show listed yes votes on the financial motion from Mrs. Papari, Mr. Raer, Mrs. Mark, Mrs. Gray and Mr. West. Other recorded roll calls for personnel and policy items appear in the transcript and the motions passed by the board during the meeting.
The board also heard a public-comment tribute from a resident who moved to Snow Lake Township and praised district staff and programs as her child prepares to graduate next week. The meeting concluded with a facilities update on Mark Cook construction and a superintendent briefing about Safe Routes to School planning and upcoming board schedules.
Ending: All routine votes on the May 11 consent and new business items passed by roll call as recorded in the meeting transcript; the board adjourned at the close of the session.
