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Board elects Rob Marsh president, names Tysen Hissong vice president and approves 2026 designations
Summary
At its Jan. 12 meeting, the Board of Education elected Rob Marsh president and Tysen Hissong vice president, appointed Sarah Bolte recording secretary, assigned members to standing committees, and approved district designations for 2026 including meeting times and the newspaper of record.
The Board of Education elected Rob Marsh president and Tysen Hissong vice president during its Jan. 12 organizational meeting at the high school media center. The nominations and appointments were carried unanimously by the six board members present.
The vote to nominate Marsh for president was moved by Jeremy Heitmann and seconded by Nathan Casey; the motion carried 6-0. Board members then moved to cease nominations. Hissong was nominated for vice president by Marsh and seconded by Thad Mumm, and Nathan (Nate) Casey was nominated and elected secretary/treasurer following a motion by Mumm and a second from Karen Kroll. The board appointed Sarah Bolte as recording secretary on a motion by Hissong, seconded by Kroll; that motion also passed unanimously.
The board also approved committee assignments for the year: Curriculum/Patriotism & Americanism (Casey, Kroll, Mumm); Personnel & Community Relations (Hissong, Kroll, Marsh); Policy Review (Hissong, Marsh, Mumm); Negotiations & Budget (Heitmann, Marsh, Mumm); Facilities/Equipment/Technology & Transportation (Casey, Heitmann, Hissong); and Safety, Health & Wellness (Casey, Heitmann, Kroll).
In a separate motion the board approved its 2026 designations: meeting time (listed as 7:00 p.m. on the second Monday of each month), newspaper of record (Hebron Journal Register), district attorney (KSB Legal Services), funds depository (Thayer Co. Bank), funds auditor (Dana Cole & Associates), and membership in state organizations NASB and NRCSA. The board also designated the superintendent as the Title IX/VI/504 coordinator and acting signatory and approved authorized signers for activity and non-activity fund checks.
The organizational votes were unanimous; each motion was recorded as Yea: 6, Nay: 0. The board did not record extended debate in the minutes file for these items and moved on to other agenda business after the designations.
The board’s next regular meeting was announced for Feb. 9, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
