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Committee told offer is being made for Early Childhood Center director; employees urge hire
Summary
At a Nov. 10 Personnel Committee meeting, the committee was informed an offer was being made to the top candidate for Early Childhood Center director. Two employees spoke in public comment to endorse candidate Amy Wiggins; no formal hiring vote was recorded.
The Fruitport Community Schools Personnel Committee was told on Nov. 10 that an offer of employment was being made to the top candidate for the district’s Early Childhood Center director position. Jason Kennedy, Superintendent, informed the committee of the hiring update at the meeting held at the district central office.
Two employees of the Fruitport Early Childhood Center, Erin Murphy and Melissa Eyestone, spoke during the public-comment portion to urge the committee to support Amy Wiggins, identified in the minutes as a candidate for the director post. The minutes state both employees attended the meeting and spoke in support of Wiggins; no direct quotes are provided in the record.
The committee’s minutes do not record a formal vote on the hire or the candidate’s acceptance. The update was presented as a status report that an offer was being made to the identified top candidate; further personnel action or final ratification by the full board is not specified in the minutes.
The meeting began at 5:30 p.m. at Fruitport Community Schools Central Office and adjourned at 6:15 p.m.
