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Corning Community School District board elects officers, sets meeting schedule and approves contracts

Corning Community School District Board · November 18, 2025
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Summary

At its Nov. 18, 2025 organizational meeting, the Corning Community School District board elected Staci Venteicher president and Adam Boswell vice president, set regular meetings for the third Monday at 6:30 p.m., approved staff contracts and accepted a vendor bid for track maintenance.

The Corning Community School District held its organizational meeting on Nov. 18, 2025. President Staci Venteicher was elected by the board and sworn in after the motion to nominate her carried unanimously by roll call. Adam Boswell was elected vice president and likewise took the oath of office.

The board set its regular meetings for the third Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. and assigned members to standing committees. Directors Stephanie Hodapp and Ryan Shuey were appointed to the district's 2025——2026 negotiations team.

The board made several administrative appointments. Jodi Lyddon was appointed board secretary (and administered the oath), Superintendent Joe Erickson was named Equity Coordinator, Adams County Law Enforcement were designated as Level II investigators, and Principals Bissell and Thomas were named Section 504 coordinators.

On personnel and operational items, the board unanimously approved contracts offered to Melissa Perrin as assistant track coach and Sydney Dimmler as a part-time cook. The board voted to cast its Area Education Agency Board vote for John Gambs for Director District Number 2. The board also accepted a bid from Fisher Tracks to perform track maintenance.

The board approved graduation requests for Elizabeth Wetzel, Mya Bohn and Lucas Inman. The meeting was adjourned at 8:32 p.m.

The actions taken at this organizational meeting were routine procedural steps to establish leadership, committee assignments and administrative roles for the 2025——2026 school year and to approve hires and a facilities vendor. No contested motions or extended debate were recorded in the minutes.