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Superintendent Hook reviews back-to-school training, orientation and staffing

Forest Hills Board of Education · August 21, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Hook reported on summer administrative retreat, tech camp for new hires, para training and restraint/seclusion training, new-hire orientation for 34 certified employees, and about 700 staff reporting to Nagle ahead of the school year.

Superintendent Hook provided an update on the district's back-to-school preparations, describing an administrative retreat on August 7 with 47 administrators, tech camp for new hires on August 13, para and restraint/seclusion training, and a full new-employee orientation that welcomed 34 new certified employees. He thanked the Foundation for its partnership and noted the Anderson High School Summer Orchestra helped open convocation events.

Hook said that on August 18 roughly 700 staff members reported to Nagle for district preparations and described the district's ongoing hiring efforts to fill classified and certified positions. The update was presented as an operational briefing rather than a personnel action; specific hires beyond counts were not named in the provided transcript.