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Arvon Township School Board accepts two resignations, will advertise for replacement with accounting background
Summary
At its Jan. 28 special meeting, the Arvon Township School Board accepted the resignations of Heather Stiebe and office manager Diane Paulsen and voted to place an ad in the L'Anse Sentinel seeking a board member to finish Stiebe’s term, specifying an accounting background.
The Arvon Township School Board on Jan. 28 accepted two resignations and agreed to advertise for a replacement.
Vice President and acting President Linda Griffith said the board accepted the resignation of Heather Stiebe; the board moved to place an advertisement in the L'Anse Sentinel seeking someone to finish Stiebe’s term and asking for applicants with an accounting background. On a separate motion, the board accepted the resignation of Diane Paulsen, the district’s office manager. Minutes record the motions and the outcome as “all ayes.”
Board members who moved or seconded the motions were noted in the meeting record (motions recorded as "MMS Griffith and Wahmhoff" for the agenda and approval actions, and as moved by Griffith and Soli for the first personnel action; the resignation of Diane Paulsen was moved by Mary Deline and seconded by Natalie Wahmhoff). The minutes do not list individual vote counts; the record states the motions passed with all in favor.
The board did not specify a deadline for applications in the meeting minutes; members instructed staff to place the ad in the L'Anse Sentinel and include the requested accounting experience in the notice. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Feb. 9, 2021.
The special meeting was conducted virtually and was adjourned at 7:10 p.m.
