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Board approves several hires and rehires, including principals and teachers

Summary

The Whitehall Board approved multiple personnel items: hiring paraprofessional Miranda Murray, adding Lori Wells to the substitute list, hiring 21st Century staff Kayla Hay, hiring middle school English teacher Scarlett Malcolm, hiring custodial assistant Brody Prevost, and reappointing principals Curtis Konick and Jason Slater.

Trustees moved and approved a slate of personnel actions during the meeting, including hires and rehires across the district.

The board approved hiring Miranda Murray as an elementary paraprofessional; Murray is pursuing a teaching degree and has covered entire classes while subbing. Trustees also added Lori Wells to the district substitute list to address ongoing substitute shortages, and approved hiring Kayla Hay to expand staffing for the 21st Century after-school program.

In personnel reassignments and hires, trustees approved rehiring elementary principal Curtis Konick and rehiring 6–12 principal Jason Slater; members praised both principals for data-driven leadership and work adapting to hybrid learning. The board hired Scarlett Malcolm as the middle school English teacher (enabling Brett McClain to return to middle-school social studies and Justin Clements to move to high-school history) and approved a part-time custodial assistant position for Brody Prevost through a vocational-rehab partnership.

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