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Westbrook ISD board names Donald Tosh lone finalist for superintendent

WESTBROOK ISD Board of Trustees · March 17, 2026
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Summary

At a special meeting March 17, the Westbrook ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to name Donald Tosh the lone finalist for superintendent after a closed executive session and second-round interviews. The motion was made by Jim Hale and seconded by Ben Muller.

The Westbrook ISD Board of Trustees voted March 17 to name Donald Tosh the lone finalist for the district superintendent position. The motion to designate Tosh as the lone finalist was made by Jim Hale and seconded by Ben Muller; the motion carried with all votes for the motion.

The decision followed a closed executive session during which the board conducted second interviews of superintendent candidates and discussed personnel matters under cited statutes. Board minutes list members present at the meeting as Ranee Dawson, Jason Morris, Thomas Connell, Jim Hale, Sam Nemir, Teresa Matlock and Ben Muller. The meeting began at 6:00 PM; the board entered closed session at 6:12 PM and returned at 9:23 PM.

The action item appears on the agenda as "Name Lone Finalist for Superintendent Position." The minutes record the formal motion text: "Motion made by Jim Hale, seconded by Ben Muller, to name Donald Tosh the Lone Finalist for the Superintendent Position. Motion carried with all votes For." The minutes do not record any roll-call-by-name vote breakdown beyond the unanimous outcome.

The agenda also listed Personnel Matters (551.074), School Children; School Employees (551.082) and Consultation with School Attorney (551.074) as items discussed in closed session. No public statements from the superintendent candidates are included in the minutes provided.