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Superintendent: 33 new hires at orientation; teachers urge more student-facing staff and bargaining
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Carolyn Bernal reported 33 new hires attended orientation and progress filling leadership roles. D21 Education Association President Kate Galt said there remain insufficient student-facing staff and expressed eagerness to resume bargaining.
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Superintendent Dr. Carolyn Bernal told the board that 33 new hires attended orientation and that key leadership positions have been filled; she summarized district work on professional learning, curriculum, summer learning programs and back-to-school events.
Kate Galt, president of the D21 Education Association, reiterated concerns about communication and partnership and said there are not enough staff in student-facing positions. She told the board the union is eager to return to bargaining. Board members discussed filling remaining vacancies and identified a board member observer volunteer for NW Education Support Professionals negotiations.
The board did not take personnel action beyond announcing an interim principal appointment (Phil Williams) and confirming volunteer observers for bargaining.
