Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Operations topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Board approves agriculture position offer, accepts paraprofessional resignation and greenlights early graduations and bus consolidation
Summary
Trustees voted to keep the Agriculture teacher role full time and offer it to Morgan Loepp, accepted a paraprofessional resignation and authorized posting, approved three conditional early graduations, and voted to consolidate bus routes from eight to seven.
At its March 25 meeting, the Weston County School District #1 Board of Trustees approved several personnel and operational items affecting staff and students.
The board voted to keep the Agriculture teacher position as a full‑time role and to offer it to Morgan Loepp; if Loepp declines, the district will open the position for recruitment. The board also accepted the resignation of Chelsee Fisher, a special education paraprofessional, and directed staff to post the vacancy.
Trustees approved early graduation requests for Calad Stroh, Damian Ankeney and Kendrick Blumenthal, each conditional on meeting all graduation requirements. The board recorded motions approving the early graduations and instructed counselors/registrar staff to verify requirements are met.
On transportation, trustees voted to combine bus routes from eight to seven; the minutes record the motion carried but do not include routing maps, expected family notifications, or cost estimates. The board approved the amended agenda before taking these votes; the minutes show no public comments were received during the meeting.
The minutes list consent agenda financial items (warrants across general, activity, lunch, agency, special revenue, major maintenance, federal, payroll and payee funds) but do not tie specific dollar amounts to the decisions discussed here beyond the consent agenda totals listed in the minutes.
