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    You are at:Home»Local News»Hagemeister, Weixelman reflect on tenures in final school board meeting

    Hagemeister, Weixelman reflect on tenures in final school board meeting

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    By Megan Moser on January 8, 2026 Local News, USD 383

    Wednesday was the last meeting for USD 383 school board members Christine Weixelman and Karla Hagemeister.

    Next week the board will welcome new board members Courtney Jane Hochman and Lew Faust. Board member Jayme Morris-Hardeman also won in November’s election and will continue her tenure.

    Morris-Hardeman also was nominated to be the new board president. The vote will take place at the next meeting, but no one nominated any other candidates. Board member Greg Hoyt volunteered to serve as vice president.

    To view the full article visit theMercury.com.

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