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Martin Board unanimously approves hire, coaching roster and senior Mackinaw trip

Martin Board of Education, Martin Public Schools · October 21, 2024
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Summary

The Martin Board of Education unanimously approved the hire of Skye Taylor as Clipper Care Director, the district's winter coaching staff, potential overnight trips for several teams, and a senior Mackinaw trip planned for May 2025.

The Martin Board of Education approved a slate of personnel and student-activity items at its Oct. 21 meeting, voting unanimously to hire a Clipper Care Director, confirm the district's winter coaching roster, and allow potential overnight trips for several extracurricular teams.

President M. Conley moved to accept the administration's recommendations and the motions carried with all seven board members voting yes. The board approved hiring Skye Taylor as Clipper Care Director for the 2024-25 school year and confirmed the recommended winter coaching staff, which includes Corby Callaway (Varsity boys basketball head coach), Benjamin Schipper (Varsity girls basketball head coach), Logan Curry (Varsity wrestling head coach) and other coaches as listed by administration.

The board also approved potential overnight travel for varsity football, cheer, band and cross-country teams for the 2024-25 school year, and separately approved a senior Mackinaw trip scheduled for May 2025. Each of those motions was moved by President Conley and carried unanimously; supporters for individual motions included Secretary T. Beilby, Trustee J. Dykstra and Vice President V. Tuinstra where noted in the record.

Board action was procedural and taken on the administration's recommendation; no dissenting votes or recorded objections appeared in the meeting minutes. The approvals mean the district may proceed with hiring and planning subject to any routine administrative steps (contracts, background checks, parental permission and trip logistics).