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Detroit Lakes board accepts resignations, approves hires and assignment changes
Summary
The board's Dec. 15 personnel packet included resignations, a retirement, multiple new appointments (coaching, custodial, advisors), amended assignments, and a requested leave of absence; effective dates and pay rates are listed in the personnel agenda.
The Detroit Lakes School Board approved a personnel agenda on Dec. 15 that recorded several resignations and a retirement, while authorizing new hires and assignment changes. Resignations listed include Samantha Gruis (Academy Ambassador Advisor), Lindsey Miller (Rossman Special Education Para), and Rachel Moen (Assistant Track Coach). Elizabeth Hedstrom is listed as retiring from the Project SEARCH Skills Trainer position effective Dec. 31, 2025.
Appointments included Stewart Annette as Esports Advisor ($2,000/year), Laurie Buck as a Pelican Rapids ABE para ($17.35/hour), Rachel Dwyer as Rossman custodian ($20.70/hour, 40 hours/week), Laurie Erdall as Project LIFE Skills Trainer ($18.20/hour, 37.5 hours/week), Lindsey Miller (Rossman Special Education Para, at $18.20/hour, 37.5 hours/week), Rachel Moen as Head Girls Track Coach ($5,682.38/season), Grant Pederson as 9th grade boys basketball coach ($3,151.61/season), and William Pedersen as high school custodian ($20.70/hour, 40 hours/week). The packet also notes amended assignments for Arlene Bakker and Salone Scallon and a leave request by Sara Schnathorst from Dec. 17, 2025 through Jan. 7, 2026.
The personnel items were approved as part of the consent agenda. Effective dates and specific pay rates are recorded in the personnel packet in the minutes.
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