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Three Rivers board approves multiple personnel contracts, curriculum updates and policy reviews
Summary
The Three Rivers Local School District board approved a slate of personnel contracts, adopted updated curricular materials and completed annual policy reviews during its meeting, voting to approve the superintendent's report items A'1AA.
The Three Rivers Local School District board voted to approve the superintendent's recommendations that included multiple personnel contracts, curricular adoptions and annual policy reviews.
The presenter summarized personnel actions the board approved or recommended for approval, including a one-year teaching contract for Laya Hanky (third grade), a two-year administrative contract for Chris Crisp to serve as assistant principal at the elementary school, limited three-year administrative terms for a facilities operations supervisor, and a range of substitute and non-athletic supplemental contracts for the 2026'27 school year. The presenter also noted stipends and summer compensation for staff involved in interventions and training.
The board approved adoption of curricular resources cited in the packet: renewed Gallop print and digital resources, updated AP texts for Human Geography and American Government, a new AP music theory and analysis text, and library-ready diagnostic assessments for early-grade ELA and math. The presenter said the new AP music offering will run if enrollment holds ("12 to 15 kids" were cited as the current interest level).
On policy, the board placed on file annual reviews and renewals, including the board-member conflict acknowledgement (BBFA) and federal-program guidance documents (DECA), purchasing procedures (GJF) and the parental-involvement policy (IGBL) required under Title I. The presenter also noted the board packet included a cyber-security resolution aligned with House Bill 986.
During discussion a board member requested greater transparency for supplemental contracts (item F) so the public can see names on the agenda; the presenter acknowledged the request and said it would add paperwork but understood the intent.
A motion to approve items A through AA of the superintendent's report was made and seconded; the roll-call-style statements recorded Mrs. Miller, Dr. Stafford and Mr. McDonald voting in favor and the motion passed.
The meeting also accepted community donations: a classroom painting from Crossroads Church and $600 from the Three Rivers SGO for kindergarten tuition, which the board approved during the vice president's report.
The board then moved on to financial matters and an executive session later in the agenda.
