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Votes at a glance: Hoehne Board approves personnel slate, policy updates and resignations

Hoehne Reorganized School District No. 3 Board of Education · August 13, 2025
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Summary

The Hoehne Reorganized School District No. 3 Board on Aug. 13 approved 25 action items including a broad set of hires and re-hirings, multiple CASB policy revisions, and accepted several resignations; most motions passed unanimously except the first reading of ACA (Name Changes).

At its Aug. 13, 2025 regular meeting, the Hoehne Reorganized School District No. 3 Board of Education approved 25 action items spanning admissions, food-service policy, personnel hires and re-hirings, multiple CASB policy revisions and several resignations.

Key outcomes included unanimous approval of out-of-district student admissions (#18–#21), districtwide free breakfast and lunch for 2025–2026, designation of the district as a closed campus with continued staff meal benefits, multiple extra-duty and contracted hires (coaches, administrative assistant, head of maintenance, yearbook sponsor, IT half-time renewal, extra duty athletic director, paraprofessionals), and acceptance of resignations from Abby Yates, Rodney Yates and John Tomsic. The board also approved revisions to the student handbook and the revised kindergarten report card.

Most motions were approved by unanimous roll call. The exception was the acceptance of the first reading of policy ACA (Name Changes), which passed with one abstention (Todd Arnhold) and one no vote (Jess Cannon); the rest voted yes (Brad Blasi, Cameron Cummings, Brad Mincic, Torrey Walters).

Motions referencing specific personnel used anonymous placeholders in the minutes (e.g., "Candidate A"). The board recorded movers and seconders for each action; individual vote tallies were not provided in most cases beyond indicating unanimous passage. The full list of approved actions and recorded procedural details follows for the public record.