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Brandywine Community Schools board adopts superintendent search profile, moves to recruit

Brandywine Community Schools Board of Education · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The Brandywine Community Schools Board voted 6-0 on May 19 to approve an amended profile and posting for a superintendent search, formally launching recruitment for a new district superintendent.

The Brandywine Community Schools Board of Education voted 6-0 on May 19 to adopt an amended profile and posting to begin a superintendent search. Secretary Amanda Fox moved to approve the profile and posting, with Vice President Shannon Daniels providing support; the board recorded the motion as carried.

The action places the district into the recruitment phase for a new superintendent, with the board recording unanimous support among the six voting members. The adoption followed routine consent and agenda actions earlier in the special meeting held at the Brandywine MSHS Media Center in Niles.

Secretary Amanda Fox made the motion to approve the search profile and posting; Vice President Shannon Daniels seconded the motion. The minutes record the vote as 6-0 in favor. The minutes also show the roll-call attendance used for votes and other motions: President Jessica Crouch, Vice President Shannon Daniels, Secretary Amanda Fox, Trustee John Jarpe, Trustee Holly Pomranka, and Treasurer Charles Schmidt were recorded as voting members. Superintendent Travis Walker was present in the meeting but did not vote on the board action.

The minutes contain a technical inconsistency in the roll-call list: Trustee Michelanne McCombs is named among those present in the roll call but is also listed as absent. The board’s recorded vote totals indicate six voting members participated in each recorded motion; the minutes do not resolve the discrepancy.

No statutes, deadlines, or candidate timeline details beyond adoption of the profile and posting are specified in the minutes. The board’s approval authorizes staff to post the vacancy and proceed with recruitment consistent with the approved profile and any further instructions the board issues in subsequent meetings.