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Martin Board approves consent agenda, personnel hires and winter coaching staff; overnight trip authorized
Summary
At its Nov. 17 meeting, the Martin Board of Education unanimously approved the consent agenda, personnel changes for 2025–26, the winter coaching roster, and a potential overnight trip for the varsity football team and marching band.
The Martin Board of Education on Nov. 17 approved a series of routine motions, including the consent agenda, personnel changes, the winter coaching roster and a potential overnight trip for the varsity football team and marching band.
President T. Beilby moved to accept the consent agenda and the Oct. 20, 2025 regular meeting minutes; Trustee C. Oxender seconded and the motion carried with recorded aye votes from T. Beilby, J. Brinkhuis, E. Curry, C. Oxender and J. Thompson.
The administration recommended personnel changes for the 2025–26 school year. The board approved hires of Adam Dill (7th grade boys basketball coach), Megan Black (7th grade girls basketball coach) and Dayton VanderPloeg (middle school wrestling coach), and accepted resignations from Natalie Yowler (7th grade girls basketball coach) and Ken Demann (middle school wrestling coach). President Beilby moved to approve the personnel recommendations; Trustee E. Curry seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
The board also approved the winter coaching staff as presented. The approved list included Corby Callaway (varsity boys basketball head coach), Josh Brennan (JV boys head coach), Eric Zedweg (varsity girls head coach), Heidi Hildebrand (JV girls head coach), Cory Taylor (8th grade boys head coach), Adam Dill (7th grade boys head coach), Jazmin Hildebrand (8th grade girls head coach), Megan Black (7th grade girls head coach), Logan Curry (varsity wrestling head coach), Dayton VanderPloeg (middle school wrestling head coach) and Damon Blackburn (varsity bowling coach).
Lastly, the board approved a potential overnight trip for the varsity football team and the marching band. That motion was moved by President Beilby, supported by Trustee E. Curry, and passed unanimously.
All votes recorded in the meeting transcript show unanimous approval among the five attending board members; the transcript lists two absent members. Specific employment contracts, effective dates and the overnight trip itinerary were not detailed in the meeting record.
