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Altenburg board sets filing window, confirms Dr. Seth Ward visit and upcoming events
Summary
The Altenburg District #48 Board set candidate filing dates for Dec. 9–30, listed office hours for filings, and confirmed a staff visit by Dr. Seth Ward on Dec. 2 and his attendance at the Dec. 16 Christmas program; the superintendent also reviewed after-school and special services reports.
At the Nov. 13 Altenburg District #48 Board of Education meeting Superintendent Debbie Haertling announced the board’s candidate filing window and outlined office hours for submitting filings.
Haertling stated the filing period is Dec. 9 through Dec. 30; the district office will be open Dec. 9 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Dec. 10–19 during regular business hours (8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.), and Dec. 30 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The minutes record these hours for candidates seeking to file for board office.
Haertling also reviewed upcoming Altenburg Public School events and reported that Dr. Seth Ward will visit staff on Dec. 2 and will be introduced to parents and the community at the district’s Christmas program on Dec. 16.
During miscellaneous business, board members discussed the playground condition and an update from Brittany Hecht; the board approved purchasing mats under swings and slides to improve safety. The superintendent reported that teacher evaluations have begun and that bids for a sidewalk across from the school are still pending; she said she will notify the city about the sidewalk status.
The minutes also show Haertling presented a report from Special Education Director Kim Lohmann and an update on the After School Care Program; the minutes summarize that reports were provided but do not transcribe details or funding figures.
Actions and next steps recorded in the minutes include staff soliciting snow-removal bids, follow-up on sidewalk bids, continued teacher evaluations, and the superintendent’s plan to introduce Dr. Seth Ward to the community at the Dec. 16 program.
