Personnel

Articles tagged personnel from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Personnel

Board approves revised K–8 reading specialist job description requiring endorsement and more experience

The board approved a revised K–8 reading specialist job description aligned with the Virginia Literacy Act; the update raises the minimum experience requirement from three to five years and requires a literacy specialist endorsement, and the district says Title II funds are available to support teachers seeking endorsement.

PETERSBURG CITY PBLC SCHSNov 5, 2026

Personnel Actions

Board approves assistant-superintendent agreement changes, separation agreement and a retirement

After executive session the board approved changes to assistant superintendent agreements, ratified a separation agreement and accepted the resignation for retirement of Wanda Lobianco effective 06/30/2027.

KINGSTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTNov 5, 2026

Personnel Termination

Commissioners accept sheriff's recommendation on a termination after executive session

Following executive session, the board voted to accept the sheriff's recommendation in a personnel termination matter; details and names were not disclosed in open session.

Big Horn CountyNov 5, 2026

Personnel

Council welcomes returning firefighter, swears in new officer and proclaims Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month

The council recognized firefighter Johnny Swicki—s return from overseas service, swore in police officer Rebecca Ann "Becca" Richter, and the mayor read a proclamation declaring November 2026 Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month with state and national statistics cited in the text.

HarrisonNov 5, 2026