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Warren Hills board approves teacher hires, coaches and summer staff
Summary
At its July 16 meeting the Warren Hills Regional Board of Education approved multiple personnel appointments — including a new mathematics teacher, custodial and coaching hires — and accepted several resignations; the motions passed on unanimous roll-call votes with required paperwork pending for some hires.
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The Warren Hills Regional Board of Education on July 16 approved a slate of personnel actions that included teacher and coaching appointments, substitute and event-security hires, and accepted resignations.
The board approved the superintendent’s recommendations by motion of Jean Hansen, seconded by Amy Kemp. Notable approvals included hiring Nadine Ciasulli as a mathematics teacher at a listed salary of $83,543 (effective 8/20/24 through 6/30/25), Brian Johnson as a custodian ($36,483 prorated), and several coaching appointments (for example, Elise Tooker as head girls cross-country; Geri Cramer as head boys bowling). The board also approved substitute and event security appointments and summer peer-leadership training stipends.
The motion record shows several approvals are contingent on “receipt of all required paperwork.” The board also accepted resignations and retirements, including the resignation of McKenzie Laubach (teacher, effective 7/12/24) and resignations from coach Michael Howey; an earlier retirement for Teresa Fahy was amended to deferred retirement. The personnel slate included amended salary corrections (for example, Carmen Padilla) and leave-replacement arrangements for guidance staff.
Board Secretary Donnamarie Palmiere recorded the roll call; the motion carried on a recorded vote with members present voting in favor and one member, Lisa Marshall, listed as absent. The approvals keep school staffing in place ahead of the 2024–25 school year; several appointments are pending final paperwork and certification.
