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Mason Consolidated Schools board accepts resignations, approves hire and conference travel
Summary
Superintendent’s report noted teacher tenures and two staff resignations; the board approved hiring a bus aide at $14.85/hr and authorized Todd Hodge to attend a Jan. 25–27, 2026 conference in Grand Rapids.
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During its Nov. 13 meeting the Mason Consolidated Schools Board of Education accepted staff resignations and approved personnel actions presented in the superintendent’s report.
The superintendent’s report recognized two teachers reaching tenure — Christopher Brown and Kristen Donnelly — and announced accepted resignations: Heather Spagnol (instructional aide) and Cheyln Welling (leaving food service to join the Nutrition Group as a director in training). The report also noted an upcoming state energy audit and that written administrative reports are posted on the district website.
On motions recorded in the minutes the board approved hiring Kelly Burnside as a bus aide at $14.85 per hour (motion by England, supported by Waller) and approved travel for Todd Hodge to attend the Michigan Career Education Conference Jan. 25–27, 2026 in Grand Rapids (motion recorded as by Waller, supported by an entry spelled 'Gropdi'). Both motions carried 5-0 among members present.
The minutes do not provide additional details about vacancy timelines, replacement plans, or whether the bus aide position is full- or part-time. The board’s next regular meeting is Dec. 3, 2025.
