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Huron School District board approves hires, $2.79M in payables and stormwater resolution
Summary
At its Nov. 24, 2025 regular meeting the Huron School District Board of Education approved a slate of personnel hires and rehires, appointed a new JV wrestling coach, endorsed a stormwater management resolution, authorized an 8th-grade trip to Washington, D.C., and approved $2,790,561.36 in accounts payable.
The Huron School District Board of Education on Nov. 24, 2025 approved multiple personnel actions, adopted a resolution supporting a stormwater management plan, authorized an out-of-state student trip and voted to pay $2,790,561.36 in district bills before adjourning at 6:12 p.m.
The board unanimously approved minutes from its Oct. 27, 2025 meeting (motion 25/26-055). It then approved several personnel motions: hiring Joanne McLennan as Cook’s Assistant at Huron High School (effective Oct. 13, 2025); hiring Choicena Fisher as a district bus driver (effective Oct. 28, 2025); hiring Stephanie Fisher as a district bus driver (effective Nov. 3, 2025); rehiring Kimberly Schulz as a C.I. classroom aide at Miller Elementary (effective Nov. 11, 2025); and hiring Katrina Chester as an ASD teacher at Renton Jr High School (effective Nov. 24, 2025). All personnel motions passed by 7-0 votes as recorded in the minutes (motions 25/26-056 through 25/26-060).
The board also approved a change in athletics staff, naming Matt Lividini as the JV wrestling head coach (motion 25/26-061), again by unanimous vote. In other business, the board adopted a resolution in support of the Stormwater Management Plan through Arch Environmental Group (motion 25/26-062). The minutes record a roll-call vote with all seven members voting in the affirmative.
The board authorized an out-of-state field trip for 8th-grade Renton Jr High School students to travel to Washington, D.C., Sept. 30–Oct. 3, 2026 (motion 25/26-063). Trustees also approved the first reading of the NEOLA Board Policy Update Volume 40, Number 1 (motion 25/26-064), which the board accepted for first reading without recorded opposition.
On financial matters, the board approved accounts payable totaling $2,790,561.36 (motion 25/26-065) by roll-call vote with all members recorded as voting aye. The Investment Report and the Statement of Revenue and Expenditures were received as 'note and file.'
During member comments, Board member Johnson said the Goodfellows' recent "Newspaper" sales raised "around $15,000, that goes directly to back into the community," and that applications for assistance remain open. Superintendent Donovan thanked students and staff for holiday collections supporting families in need and said he visited Fishes and Loaves to observe its operation.
The meeting closed after a motion to adjourn carried 7-0 at 6:12 p.m. (motion 25/26-066).
