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Lucas Local accepts resignations and approves multiple hires for 2024–25 school year

Lucas Local Board of Education · July 17, 2024
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Summary

The board accepted the resignation of Board Member Wayne L. Camp (effective June 30, 2024) and K–12 music teacher Audrey Smith, and approved one‑year limited certified contracts for Amber Boyd and Katie Johnson, the hiring of aide Hannah Ackerman, and several classified staff contracts and rehires for 2024–25.

The Lucas Local Board of Education on June 18 accepted several resignations and approved a slate of hires and contract renewals for the 2024–25 school year.

The board accepted the resignation of Board Member Wayne L. Camp effective June 30, 2024. The motion to accept the resignation was made by Mr. Cooper and seconded by Mr. Maglott; Mr. Camp recorded an abstention while four other board members voted yes.

The board also accepted the resignation of Audrey Smith, K–12 music teacher, effective at the conclusion of the 2023–24 school year. On the hiring side, the board approved one‑year limited certified contracts for Amber Boyd and Katie Johnson, pending proper credentialing. Katie Johnson introduced herself during the meeting and "thanked the board for hiring her as the music teacher." The board approved the employment of Hannah Ackerman as an aide on a one‑year contract, pending credentialing.

Classified staff contracts were approved, including one‑year retire/rehire contracts for Bruce McCammon and Mark Sauder, two‑year contracts for a group of named classified employees, and a continuing contract for Howie Guegold. All personnel motions recorded roll‑call approval as indicated in the minutes.

The minutes do not provide salary figures, specific start dates beyond the general 2024–25 school year, or details about the board replacement process beyond a subsequent executive session to consider candidates for the anticipated opening.