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Gull Lake deputy superintendent reports driver resignations and limited substitutes
Summary
Deputy Superintendent Lisa Anderson told the committee the transportation department had one resignation and one retirement, two dedicated substitute drivers, two regular substitutes, one long-term sub temporarily unavailable, and one candidate in training expected to test within a week.
Deputy Superintendent Lisa Anderson presented a transportation update to the Personnel/Negotiations Committee, reporting one resignation and one retirement in the Transportation Department. Anderson said the district currently has two dedicated substitute drivers and two regular substitute drivers; one long-term substitute will be unavailable during January and February, and one candidate is in training and expected to test within the next week.
Committee members did not record additional mitigation steps in the minutes excerpt provided. The staffing picture—two dedicated subs, two regular subs, one long-term absence, and one candidate nearing testing—could affect route coverage if additional absences occur; the committee listed transportation staffing under ongoing personnel monitoring.
