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Unionville-Sebewaing schools board approves consent agenda, certifies alternate delegate for leadership conference
Summary
The Unionville-Sebewaing Area Schools Board of Education on Sept. 8 approved its consent agenda, accepting July financial reports and several personnel changes, and certified board member Kurt Ewald as an alternate delegate to the Oct. 23–26, 2025 Annual Leadership Conference.
The Unionville-Sebewaing Area Schools Board of Education approved its consent agenda during a regular meeting on Sept. 8, 2025. President Mark Zimmer called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m., and all seven board members were present.
Board member Brian Dyer moved to approve the consent agenda and board member Kirk Payne seconded; the motion passed unanimously with ayes recorded from Dyer, Kurt Ewald, Sandra Gettel, Justin Nitz, Kirk Payne, Katie Vader and Mark Zimmer. The approval covered the Aug. 11, 2025 minutes and July 2025 financial reporting.
The consent agenda reported a July 2025 General Fund balance of $721,802.63. Listed payables and fund amounts included Food Service $31,749.12; Student/School Activity Fund $21,434.75; 2016 Sinking Fund $80,583.61; and the 2020 Capital Technology Fund $54,949.00. Several other funds were listed with $0 balances for the period. The board recorded acceptance of two resignations: Aidan Querback (E-Sports coach) and Amy McBrayer (high school paraprofessional and advisor), each accepted with regrets.
The board also approved three staffing actions in the consent agenda: Rylee Zimmer as middle‑school volleyball coach, Arisa Osentoski as middle‑school volleyball coach and Tracy Gaeth as an elementary paraprofessional.
Under new business, Board member Sandra Gettel moved to certify Board member Kurt Ewald as the alternate delegate to the 2025 Annual Leadership Conference scheduled for Oct. 23–26, 2025; the motion was seconded by Board member Justin Nitz and the motion passed. No vote tally beyond the motion’s passage was recorded in the minutes.
Principals provided brief activity updates: Principal Bader updated the board on elementary school activities, and Principal Arnold updated the board on middle and high school activities. Superintendent Hahn reported that wiring for driveway entry poles is complete and that the district is awaiting pole delivery the week of Sept. 15. Hahn also noted plans for new fencing around sewer pumps and the elementary garden, discussed current vacancies, provided athletic updates and mentioned the Sugar Bowl and the Tuscola County School Board dinner.
President Mark Zimmer adjourned the meeting at 7:50 p.m. The minutes were signed by the board secretary.
