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Peck Community School District board approves audit, hires JV coach and adopts NEOLA updates
Summary
At its Oct. 16 meeting, the Peck Community School District Board of Education approved the district audit, hired a junior varsity boys basketball coach and an online monitor, and adopted fall NEOLA policy updates on second reading; the board set its next meeting for Nov. 20, 2025.
Secretary Renee Alfaro called the Peck Community School District Board of Education to order at 6:05 p.m. on Oct. 16, 2025. The board approved routine business — the Sept. 18 minutes, the agenda and payment of bills — before hearing reports and taking action on personnel and policy items.
Guest Jamie Peasley presented the district audit report. Later in the meeting, Board Member Schreiner moved and Board Member MacMillan supported a motion to approve the audit report “as presented.” The motion carried unanimously.
Superintendent Bill Kerr delivered the superintendent’s report, listing business, maintenance, transportation and district updates and recognizing staff and students. High School Principal Leann Kerr provided a handout and outlined high-school matters including special education, Homecoming Week, intervention efforts and College Month. Elementary Principal Gerald Pathic reported on child-safety matters, upcoming parent/teacher conferences, the Monster Mash event and kindergarten oral screening.
On personnel, the board unanimously approved two hires. Board Member Kosal moved and MacMillan supported hiring Corey Parent as the junior varsity boys basketball coach. MacMillan moved and Schreiner supported hiring Bob Karasiewicz as an online monitor while Keagan Silverthorn serves in the elementary school; both motions passed unanimously.
The board also approved the second reading of the fall NEOLA policy updates after a motion by MacMillan and support from Kosal; the second reading was adopted unanimously.
There was no public comment. The board noted correspondence from Alysha Peruski praising teacher Larissa Grout’s special education classroom. The board scheduled its next regular meeting for Nov. 20, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. Secretary Alfaro moved and Schreiner supported adjournment at 6:45 p.m.; the motion passed unanimously.
Votes at a glance: All formal motions recorded in the minutes are listed as unanimous. Recorded movers and supporters include Schreiner, Kosal, MacMillan and Alfaro on various motions; attendees listed in the minutes were Alfaro, Kosal, MacMillan, Schreiner and Welch (on phone); two members (Collins, Lentner) were absent.
