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North Butler board approves buildings director contract and terminates head cook in brief special meeting
Summary
In a Nov. 25 special meeting, the North Butler Community School District Board of Education unanimously approved a contract for Robert Bartlett to serve as Director of Buildings & Grounds and voted to terminate Head Cook Andrew Johnson. The meeting, called by Board President Ty Crawford‑Miller, lasted about four minutes.
The North Butler Community School District Board of Education unanimously approved a contract for Robert Bartlett as Director of Buildings & Grounds and voted to terminate Head Cook Andrew Johnson during a special meeting called by Board President Ty Crawford‑Miller on Nov. 25, 2025.
The meeting was called to order at 11:00 a.m. in the superintendent’s office in Allison. Present were Board President Ty Crawford‑Miller and board members Jordan Nolz (by phone), Heather Shook (by phone), Sara Hendrichs (by phone) and Dan Engels (by phone). Superintendent Bryan Boysen and Business Manager/Board Secretary Shellee Bartlett were listed as attending.
Board member Jordan Nolz moved, and Board member Sara Hendrichs seconded, a motion to approve the personnel recommendations on the agenda: to contract Robert Bartlett as Director of Buildings & Grounds and to terminate Andrew Johnson as Head Cook. The motion "carried unanimously," according to the meeting minutes. The minutes do not record any discussion or reasons for the actions.
After the personnel vote, Board member Heather Shook moved to adjourn, and Board member Dan Engels seconded; the board adjourned at 11:04 a.m. The minutes of the meeting were signed on Dec. 8, 2025 by the board president and board secretary, according to the record.
No public comment, deliberations, or supporting materials were recorded in the minutes provided. The personnel actions and the adjournment were recorded as formal motions with unanimous votes; no further procedural steps or appeals are noted in the document.
