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Tri-Township board adopts Neola policies, approves multiple hires and coaching appointments
Summary
At its March 2 meeting the Tri-Township Consolidated School Corporation board approved routine consent items, several personnel hires and coaching appointments, and adopted Neola policy updates on second reading; motions and vote counts were recorded in the minutes.
The Tri-Township Consolidated School Corporation Board of School Trustees voted March 2 to adopt updated Neola policies on second reading and approved routine consent items and multiple personnel hires.
Melanie Mills moved to adopt the Neola policy revisions and Chad Howell seconded; the motion passed with 'ALL AYES' recorded. The board also approved minutes, financial reports, claims and payroll through standard motions and recorded unanimous affirmative votes.
The board approved several personnel actions and coaching appointments. Chad Howell moved to approve Greg Howard as a full-time in-house substitute for the remainder of the school year; Melanie Mills seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The board approved Brian Wozniak as the 5/6 girls basketball coach (motion by Nick Poort, seconded by Melanie Mills); President Tim Guse abstained on that vote. Melanie Mills moved to approve Amy Wozniak as 5/6 girls basketball assistant coach (seconded by Chad Howell); President Guse again recorded an abstention. The board also approved Christian Porter as 7/8 girls basketball coach and approved Allyson Stills for both junior-high boys volleyball assistant coach and varsity boys volleyball coach; motions and seconds were recorded in the minutes and votes were recorded as 'ALL AYES.'
A personnel adjustment was approved moving Tara Soller from a LaPorte Co-op para position to a morning PreK para assignment and an afternoon first-grade para assignment following her resignation from the co-op; that motion carried unanimously.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn moved by Nick Poort and seconded by Melanie Mills, which the board approved.
All attributions and vote actions above reflect the recorded motions, seconders and vote outcomes as entered in the meeting minutes.
