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Warren Hills board approves interim assistant principal, multiple hires and coaches
Summary
At its Nov. 12 meeting the Warren Hills Regional Board of Education approved a slate of personnel actions including an interim assistant principal for transition days, several teacher and paraprofessional hires (some pending paperwork), and coaching stipends for winter athletics.
The Warren Hills Regional Board of Education on Nov. 12 approved a package of personnel appointments to cover retirements and staff needs and to staff winter athletics.
The board voted unanimously to approve the superintendent's recommendations, including the appointment of Jacqueline Nassry as interim assistant principal at the high school for transition days Nov. 22'Nov. 27 at $500 per day. The motion to approve the personnel slate was made by Lisa Marshall and seconded by Jean Hansen and passed on a roll-call vote of the nine board members present.
Other appointments approved include: teacher Nichole Ehasz (salary $85,705, start on or about Jan. 6, 2025; pending required paperwork); paraprofessionals Glenda Barrientos-Mejia ($26.70/hr) and Macyn Klinder ($28.51/hr); substitute teachers and multiple event/clock operators for winter sports at board-approved athletic rates. The board also approved coaching stipends: David Sbriscia, head track & field coach ($8,982); Maureen Flora, assistant track & field ($4,431); Patrick Kablis, winter weight room stipend ($2,500); and Toni Manfra, Unified Bowling ($3,717, noted as 50% of Tier 4 Step 4).
The motion package also authorized the superintendent to hire remaining coaches and advisors for the 2024-25 school year, with the board reserving approval at the next meeting. Several hires were explicitly marked as pending receipt of required paperwork.
No direct quotations were recorded in the meeting minutes for these agenda items; the board's action is reflected by the formal motions and roll-call vote recorded in the minutes.
The meeting adjourned at 7:38 p.m.
