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Port Orford-Langlois board postpones superintendent evaluation, asks OSBA to handle survey
Summary
The school board voted to postpone the superintendent's evaluation survey until the 2026–2027 cycle, asked the Oregon School Boards Association (OSBA) to administer the process, and agreed not to ask the superintendent to change goals mid-year, removing the recruitment-expansion goal from his current targets.
At its Jan. 12, 2026 work session the Port Orford-Langlois School Board decided the superintendent evaluation survey will be postponed to the 2026–2027 evaluation cycle and that the process should be handled by OSBA.
The minutes record that the board would not ask Superintendent Aaron Miller to change his goals mid-year. The board also indicated it would remove the goal tied to expanding recruitment efforts and workforce from the current evaluation scope. The district did not record a formal roll-call vote on that personnel decision in the minutes; the language in the minutes states the group "decided" to postpone and to remove the recruitment goal.
Following the discussion the board completed its agenda and adjourned. Angel Ashdown moved and Judy Miles seconded to adjourn; the five members present — Korinn Hockett, Carol Hacherl, Judy Miles, Angel Ashdown and Bob Brown — voted in favor and Chair Korinn Hockett adjourned the meeting at 7:02 p.m.
