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Board OKs multiple hires, resignations and staffing for ESY and summer programs
Summary
In a unanimous vote, the Woodland Park Board approved personnel items including several resignations, new hires (including district nurse Sadie Link and special-education appointments), Extended School Year staffing and a Summer Academic Program roster.
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The Woodland Park Board of Education on April 22 approved a slate of personnel actions covering resignations, hires, leaves and staffing for Extended School Year (ESY) and summer programs.
The board accepted resignations including Rita Sakhat (part-time aide, effective March 19, 2024) and Denise Greco (lunch aide, effective April 12, 2024) and ratified prior personnel changes. It approved new appointments listed in the minutes, including Sadie Link as a district nurse (BA, Step 1, $59,385 pro-rated pending required paperwork) and Jennifer Hart as a special education teacher (MA+30, Step 1, $71,560, effective September 1, 2024). The minutes also record approvals for part-time aides, substitute teachers and other staff at specified hourly rates.
The board approved the 2024 Extended School Year program for autistic preschool, preschool disabilities and LLD programs with detailed staffing lists, schedules (typically July 8–Aug. 15 or July 8–Aug. 1 depending on program) and the stated hourly compensation rates per the WPEA contract. The board likewise approved the 2024 Summer Academic Program staff and school-based after-school academy stipends for Memorial, Beatrice Gilmore and Charles Olbon schools, with advisor rosters and program dates included in the minutes.
Where the minutes specify returns from leave or expected return dates, the board recorded them (for example, a medical leave expected return of September 3, 2024 for Michele Brunini). All personnel motions in the minutes that show roll-call results were recorded as 9 YES.
