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Kenosha board approves appointment of Bob Antheline as chief of school leadership
Summary
The Kenosha School District board approved the administrative appointment of Bob Antheline as chief of school leadership after a brief motion and voice vote; the superintendent introduced Antheline and highlighted his 25-plus years in education.
The Kenosha School District board approved the administrative appointment of Bob Antheline as chief of school leadership during a special meeting. Superintendent Jeff Weiss introduced Antheline and outlined his more than 25 years of experience in instructional and district leadership, his superintendent certification and other credentials.
Weiss said Antheline has served as a principal, director of instruction and district administrator in multiple districts and noted his work in leader development and continuous improvement frameworks. "With extensive experience in instructional leadership, systems improvement, and leader development," Weiss said, Antheline "is well positioned to serve as a chief of school leadership." The candidate came forward for brief congratulations.
Board members moved to approve the appointment and a second was recorded; the motion was carried by voice vote. The meeting record does not provide a roll-call tally in the transcript; the motion was seconded by Sabrina Landry and the presiding officer announced the motion carried.
The appointment completes the district's immediate administrative staffing action announced at the start of the special meeting. No additional implementation timeline or contract details were provided in the meeting record.
