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Keota school board unanimously authorizes offer to preferred high school principal candidate
Summary
At a June 3 special meeting, the Keota School District Board of Education reviewed principal interviews and voted 5-0 to authorize an offer to its preferred high school principal candidate; the transcript does not name the candidate.
The Keota School District Board of Education voted unanimously June 3 to authorize an offer to its preferred candidate for high school principal following interviews earlier that day at Keota Elementary Media Center.
Board President Billie Kindred called the special meeting to order and read the district mission statement before the board completed routine attendance and procedural business. Pat Hammen moved to accept the agenda; Andy Conrad seconded and the motion carried 5-0.
During a non-action segment the board reviewed interviews of potential principal candidates. The transcript records the discussion as a review of the interviews but does not list candidate names or evaluation specifics.
In the action item, Board member Dan Redlinger moved to make an offer to the preferred high school principal candidate; Erin McGuire seconded. The roll call recorded five ayes — Dan Redlinger, Erin McGuire, Pat Hammen, Andy Conrad and Billie Kindred — and the motion carried.
The meeting record does not state whether the candidate immediately accepted or when a start date might be set. The special meeting adjourned at 8:28 p.m.
Next steps: the board authorized staff to extend an offer to the preferred candidate; further public action (such as appointment or contract approval) is not recorded in the provided transcript.
