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    New USD 378 School Board Member

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    By KMAN Staff on August 19, 2014 Riley County

    Riley county USD 378After several weeks of trying to find a replacement for a position vacated by outgoing Riley County USD 378 School board member, Dan Thomson, current board members Monday night approved a replacement board member to fill the vacant position.

    Tom Richard was selected to fill the vacancy. Thomson resigned from the board due to the district’s nepotism policy, with the recent hiring of his wife in the district.

    Earlier in the meeting, Glen Hawkins put forth his own name for the open position. He was nominated and seconded, but the motion failed on a 3-3 vote.  Hawkins was recently a candidate for the Kansas House of Representatives 64th District seat.

    The board also addressed staff pay in several votes:

    • Teachers/Staff- approved on a 6-0 vote
    • Superintendent-failed on a 3-2-1 vote
    • High school principal-failed on a 3-1-2 vote
    • Elementary principal-approved on a 5-1 vote
    • Assistant principal-failed on a 3-1-2 vote

    The office configuration plan failed on a 3-2-1 vote as well.

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