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Board accepts resignations and approves multiple hires and staffing changes
Summary
In the consent agenda the Sartell-St. Stephen board accepted several resignations and retirements, approved multiple new hires and temporary assignments, and authorized leaves of absence. The personnel items were handled as part of the consent motion and passed unanimously.
The board accepted several resignations and retirements and approved a slate of new hires and staffing changes as part of the June 15 consent agenda. Resignations and retirements recorded in the minutes include Julia Bjerke (ORELC principal, effective 6/30/26) and Randy Thompson (DSC custodian, retirement effective 8/31/26). The consent approval also included short-term ESY hires and paraprofessional leaves.
Personnel changes approved in the consent items included named replacements and compensation where specified: Elise Barrows as Sartell High School cooks helper effective 5/22/26 at $19.74/hr; Trina Dietz listed at SMS with $61,624 compensation; and Mikayla Omann as a long-term substitute in SMS science at a specified salary of $73,125 (LTS). The transcript records these hires in the consent detail: "Accept Personnel Changes: New Employees" and associated compensation lines. The motion to approve the entire consent bundle was moved by Emily Larson and seconded by Jen Smith and carried by unanimous roll call.
Handling routine personnel actions in the consent agenda allowed the board to process multiple staffing items at once; individual employment details and effective dates are listed in the public record contained in the meeting minutes.
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