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South Harrison board approves consent agenda with dozens of personnel actions

South Harrison Community School Board · July 1, 2025
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At its July 1 meeting the South Harrison Community School board approved the consent agenda, confirming multiple hires, coach appointments and resignations across district schools; several hires were contingent on obtaining proper licensure.

The South Harrison Community School board approved its consent agenda on July 1, 2025, confirming hiring changes across the district and several coach appointments for the 2025–2026 school year. The motion to approve the consent items (IX.1 through IX.3) was made by board member Steven Simler and seconded by Deneen Stewart; the motion passed with six votes in favor and one member absent.

Personnel actions recorded as approved included acceptance of resignations (for example, Carley Chestnut, attendance liaison), new hires (Christina Ordner as a year-round extended school-year teacher for the Harrison County Exceptional Learners Cooperative; Emily King and Holly Wooster at Corydon Central High School), and numerous volunteer approvals for band camp and athletics. Several classroom hires — including Darrell Johnson (social studies), Sonya Wright (computer science) and others — were approved contingent upon proper licensure. The minutes list Nolan Brightman as approved for Baseball Head Coach for the 2025–2026 school year and also for the summer/offseason role.

The consent agenda also included personnel transfers across schools (examples: Megan Wilkerson transferring to CCJHS as LPN; Holly Lindemann transferring from CIS to CES) and permissions to post vacated positions where resignations were accepted. Board records show these items were included under the single consent motion to streamline routine personnel and administrative approvals.