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Geneva City Board approves evaluation protocols, textbook adoption and multiple personnel changes
Summary
The Geneva City Board approved AASB evaluation protocols, adopted state‑approved social studies and art materials, accepted retirements and resignations, and approved several hires including Brent Johnson (GMS principal) and Michael Morris (technology coordinator).
The Geneva City Board of Education on its April meeting approved several routine business items and a slate of personnel actions recommended by the superintendent.
The board voted to adopt AASB protocols for superintendent, CSFO and board evaluations and approved the district textbook adoption list for social studies and art materials after the state released its March adoption list.
The board accepted retirements and resignations the superintendent recommended; the transcript lists retirements for a Geneva High School math teacher and an elementary CNP manager and several resignations, including an art teacher effective March 30, 2026 and multiple resignations effective the last day of school (May 22, 2026). The transcript records the retirements' effective dates in a format shown as "6126," which is not clearly formatted in the record and is therefore treated as not specified here.
On hiring, the board approved the superintendent—s recommendations to hire Brent Johnson as Geneva Middle School principal and Michael Morris as technology coordinator, both effective July 1, 2026. The board also approved multiple hires for the 2026–27 school year, including Miranda Lamb as an elementary math coach and several elementary general‑education teachers.
Superintendent remarks thanked the city for facilities use and outlined budget line items to provide basic school supplies for the 2026–27 year; administrators reported progress on bus radios, campus security planning and CTE/workforce initiatives.
All personnel and adoption items were approved by voice vote; the transcript records motions, seconds and universal voice approvals but does not record roll‑call tallies by individual board member names.
