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Board approves minutes, consent agenda and personnel items; multiple resignations noted
Summary
At its July 28 meeting the Webster County Board of Education approved minutes and the consent agenda, approved personnel items including hires and resignations (Jonathan Roberts effective immediately), received a county staffing update and recorded a resignation from Alicia Lentz at Hacker Valley.
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The Webster County Board of Education approved the minutes and consent agenda and processed multiple personnel items during its July 28, 2025 meeting.
Chair moved approval of the minutes and the board conducted a voice vote; the chair announced the motion carried after verbal 'ayes' and one voiced opposition. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included payment of bills and recurring yearly contracts; staff noted the treasurer was absent due to illness and offered to follow up on any unanswered questions.
Under personnel, the board considered and approved several resignations and hires. The chair listed a set of professional resignations including Jonathan Roberts, 6th grade at Webster Springs Elementary School, effective immediately, and staff read and corrected spelling for multiple hires and positions (for example, Jennifer Koger as academic specialist at Webster Springs Elementary and Dustin Clay as evening custodian). Staff reminded the board members to recuse themselves if family members apply for posted positions.
Staff provided a countywide staffing update and said the district will follow up on additional vacancies; the meeting also included notice of a more recent resignation from Alicia Lentz at Hacker Valley. The board asked about a previous return of funds (about $50,000), and staff pledged to provide an explanation and follow up by email.
The meeting concluded with an adjournment motion and a voice vote.

