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Triton board approves routine personnel, contracts and handbook items; vouchers reported at $1,543,228.32
Summary
The board approved a slate of consent‑agenda items including hires, resignations, consultant agreements, coach appointments, administrative contract renewals, handbooks and fundraisers; vouchers were reported at $1,000,500 and $542,728.32. All listed motions passed at the meeting.
The Triton School Corporation board approved a package of routine consent and other business items, including personnel appointments, resignations, consultant agreements, coach assignments, administrative contract renewals and student handbooks. The board also approved a memorandum of understanding for a media content creator consultant.
Key outcomes included approval of Jedediah (JD) Feaster as substitute teacher and girls’ basketball head coach; hiring Gina Westaver as an instructional assistant; appointment of Julie Rorrig as a full‑time elementary custodian; acceptance of Laura Baker’s resignation and retirement as transportation director and corporation secretary (effective 07/17/2026); appointment of Dan Simones as transportation director and Ashley Staton to payroll/HR duties; acceptance of resignations from Rachel Watkins and Diane Murphy; and approval of Christine Cook as a paid consultant for the coming school year. The board approved extracurricular activity (ECA) fall coaches and renewed administrative contracts for building leaders.
During the meeting the board reported voucher totals: one set of accounts payable vouchers at $1,000,500 and another at $542,728.32. Multiple motions on the consent agenda were handled with brief discussion and recorded as passing by roll call (typically 4–0).
The board also approved limits and coordination for high‑school fundraisers for the 2627 year, accepted both the junior high student/parent handbook and the athletic handbook, and approved food‑service and dairy proposal awards and a snack and beverage renewal through the Northern Indiana Education Service Center.
Public comment included a positive statement from parent Jared Crooks praising student behavior and school culture. The board moved to adjourn at 7:47 p.m.
