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South Harrison board approves broad consent agenda, accepts multiple resignations and posts vacancies

South Harrison Community School Corporation · June 3, 2025
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The South Harrison Community School Corporation board approved its consent agenda June 3, 2025, accepting multiple resignations, approving hires and granting permission to post several vacancies — including permission to post an LPN for clinic coverage. The motion passed 6-0 with one member absent.

The South Harrison Community School Corporation board approved a sweeping consent agenda during its June 3 regular meeting that included personnel actions across the district.

The motion to approve the consent agenda was made by Board Member Larry Hauswald and seconded by Barbara Smith; the motion passed 6-0 with Steven Simler recorded as absent. The consent agenda covered acceptance of resignations (including Mattie Korte, Title 1 instructional assistant, and Theresa Pope, student data specialist, who set her retirement effective 6/12/25), approval of new hires, coach appointments and multiple permissions to create and post positions such as an LPN for clinic coverage and Extended School Year teaching positions.

The minutes list numerous school-level staffing items approved as submitted or granted permission to post, including coach and volunteer appointments at Corydon Central, South Central and feeder schools, and transfers such as Virginia McCrary moving from South Central Elementary to South Central Jr./Sr. High School for the 2025–26 school year. The board also authorized posting of vacancies as they arise.

The approvals were recorded as part of a single consent-agenda motion, a common governance practice the board used to process routine personnel and operational items in a single vote.