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Piedmont Community Charter board approves personnel report and seats new representatives

Piedmont Community Charter Board · June 17, 2026
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Summary

Board approved the personnel report, confirmed calendar dates, and unanimously voted to reappoint members and seat new staff and parent representatives, including Jonathan Roberto as high-school parent rep and confirmation of Paul as vice president.

At its annual meeting, the Piedmont Community Charter Board approved the personnel report for the coming year and completed its annual seating and officer confirmations.

The school administrator presented the personnel report listing hires and position changes — including a part‑time TA moved to a full‑time ECA assignment and a newly created computer science teacher position — and the board moved to approve the report. The board also adopted the calendar dates presented: teacher work days to begin Aug. 3 and the first day of school Aug. 12; the next board meeting was set for Aug. 18 with board training Aug. 22.

During annual business the board recognized departing members and parent/staff representatives and then held multiple seating and election votes. The board reappointed Mr. Clark for a two‑year term and voted to move Richardson and Miss Gardner into at‑large positions. The board voted to seat Amber Leach as the elementary staff representative, a new high‑school staff representative, and Jonathan Roberto as the high‑school parent representative; speakers praised Roberto for consistent attendance at meetings. A motion to retain Paul as vice president passed unanimously.

The transcript records the votes as carried (voice votes called “all those in favor” or noted unanimous) but does not include roll‑call tallies. No formal oppositions or abstentions were recorded in the meeting transcript.