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Prairie Heights board approves consent package, records multiple hires and one retirement

Prairie Heights Community Sch Corp · June 16, 2026
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Summary

At its June meeting the Prairie Heights Community Sch Corp board approved its consent agenda 5-0, covering minutes, payroll and June claims, and recorded several new hires, resignations and one retirement; summer-school staffing and a community furniture giveaway were also noted.

The Prairie Heights Community Sch Corp board approved its consent agenda and recorded a slate of personnel changes during its meeting.

The meeting opened with the Chair confirming full attendance and noting there were no public comments. The consent package cited approval of minutes (May 18 and May 22, 2026), the June 10 payroll and June 2026 claims. A motion to adopt the consent items was moved and seconded; the Chair recorded the result as "Passes 5 0." (Chair)

During the personnel report, Superintendent Mr. Reed listed new hires including Abby Hess and Nina Keester (2nd grade teachers), Ashley Satterfield (1st grade teacher), Laura Aberle (middle school art), Molly Grossman (7th grade science) and Jen Holden (6th grade volleyball coach). Resignations included Cole Hayes (7th grade science teacher) and multiple coaching staff changes (Delmar, Cameron and Braden Bontrager; Brett and Stacy Smith; volunteer assistant Quinn Kurtz). The board also recorded one retirement: Erin Cohen, high school English teacher. Mr. Reed also named summer-school staff and student helpers and described a summer painting crew and volunteer staff assisting district projects.

Board members asked no substantive questions about the consent items before the motion was approved.

The meeting then proceeded to other agenda items, including a separate action item on ISBA policies and several administrative facility updates before adjourning.