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Dixie School District accepts K-2 teacher resignation, approves internal reassignment
Summary
The board accepted a K-2 teacher resignation and approved reassigning a newly hired special-education paraprofessional—described as a certificated Washington State teacher—into the K-2 role; both motions carried unanimously.
The Dixie School District No. 101 Board accepted the resignation of the K-2 teacher at its Sept. 22 meeting and approved a superintendent proposal to fill the vacancy by moving a newly hired special-education paraprofessional into the K-2 teaching position.
Superintendent/Principal Jacob Bang presented the personnel items. The board accepted the resignation by motion (mover: Javin Berg; seconder: Nicole Novak) and later approved the reassignment after Bang noted the paraprofessional is a certificated teacher in Washington State and is already known to students. The reassignment motion (mover: Nicole Novak; seconder: Javin Berg) was recorded as carried unanimously.
Board members framed the reassignment as a continuity move intended to ease the transition for students; the minutes note that the transition "would be smooth" because the teacher is certificated and familiar to pupils. No names of the departing or reassigned employees are recorded in the minutes.
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