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Warren Local approves personnel changes and coaching appointments

Warren Local Board of Education · November 20, 2024
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Summary

The board accepted a resignation and approved personnel and pupil activity recommendations, including appointment of a middle school trip coordinator and several coaching and volunteer positions for the 2024–2025 school year (Res. No. 86‑24).

The Warren Local Board of Education approved multiple personnel items at the Nov. 20 meeting, accepting the resignation of Jill Lipscomb from the middle school trip coordinator supplemental position and approving a slate of pupil activity recommendations for the 2024–2025 school year.

The minutes list the appointment of Brent Taylor as Middle School Trip Coordinator and several athletic and activity positions, including archery coach Jeffrey Kimes (paid per negotiated agreement) and volunteer assistants Amber Hoyt, Adam McKenzie and Amy McKenzie. Other coach appointments include Brennan Perdue (junior high boys basketball, volunteer if numbers allow), Terri Roddy (varsity cheer), Kylie Love (junior varsity basketball), Katie Wells (varsity softball), Leah Weber (varsity assistant softball), Arriane Rauch (junior varsity softball) and Ian Decker (assistant softball, volunteer). A number of positions were noted as pending verification of certification, background checks and other state and local requirements. The board approved the personnel report under Res. No. 86‑24 (motion by Mr. Allen, second by Mr. Roush); the roll call was unanimous.

The minutes also note that certain supplemental positions were advertised to licensed individuals and, if unfilled, offered as pupil activity contracts to non‑licensed individuals for the school year, as permitted under Ohio law. The record does not include individual contract amounts beyond the reference to the negotiated agreement.