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Tri‑Valley Board approves staff leaves, accepts custodian resignation and names winter coaches
Summary
The board unanimously approved multiple personnel items Nov. 12, including leaves of absence for several teachers, acceptance of a custodian resignation effective Nov. 7, and appointment of the 2020–2021 winter coaching staff; it also approved an overnight wrestling trip to the North Coast Classic on Dec. 11.
The Tri‑Valley Board of Education on Nov. 12 approved several personnel actions and athletic appointments affecting staff and students.
The board approved a six‑week leave of absence for Caroline Stemm, a 6th‑grade teacher at Nashport Elementary, beginning on or about Jan. 8, 2021 through Feb. 19, 2021 (Resolution #20-294). It also approved a three‑day unpaid leave for Tamara Vincent, Intervention Specialist at Dresden Elementary, for Nov. 4–6, 2020 (Resolution #20-295), and a one‑day unpaid leave for Kelly Kidwell, 3rd‑grade teacher at Dresden Elementary, for Nov. 4, 2020 (Resolution #20-296). All leaves were approved by unanimous roll‑call votes.
The board accepted the resignation of Craig Miller, custodian at Frazeysburg Elementary School, effective Nov. 7, 2020 (Resolution #20-297). That motion carried on a 5‑0 roll call.
On athletics, the board approved Resolution #20-298 to appoint the 2020–2021 winter coaching staff. Appointments recorded in the minutes include wrestling coaching assignments (Varsity Assistant Skye Wisecarver; Volunteer Assistant Darian Ross; Volunteer Assistant Darian Ross is listed as volunteer assistant) and gymnastics staff (Varsity Assistant Ryan Armstrong; Volunteer Assistants Austin Jones and Tyler Edwards‑Frick; MS Head Coach Joseph Kaplinsky). The minutes list each appointment without individual discussion; the motion passed unanimously.
The board also authorized an overnight trip for the wrestling team (Resolution #20-305). Head Coach Jon Hardman and the team were approved to attend the North Coast Classic in Independence, Ohio on Dec. 11, 2020, with coaches to chaperone and transportation via school bus. The motion passed on a 5‑0 roll call.
All personnel and athletics votes were recorded as unanimous. The actions will be implemented by district human resources and athletics staff as recorded in board minutes.
