School board approves personnel changes with two abstentions
A revised personnel agenda added a resignation effective June 30, 2026, then passed under Section KK with two board members abstaining.
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A revised personnel agenda added a resignation effective June 30, 2026, then passed under Section KK with two board members abstaining.
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Read full edition →A late agenda revision removed one employee from reappointment and assignment lists before the board approved personnel items, with Jenny Hoff and Kimberly Janice abstaining.
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