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Lincolnview teachers now have a new contract in place after action taken on Monday.
The Board of Education formally approved a new three-year deal with members of the Lincolnview Local Education Association during Monday night’s monthly meeting. The contract, which begins July 1 and runs through June 30, 2024, includes annual raises of 2.5, 2.25, and 2.5 percent, plus a memorandum of understanding of 2.5 percent for a fourth year.
Lincolnview student L:akyn Baileyt talks about her fundraising efforts for the United Way.
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Superintendent Jeff Snyder thanked the LLEA and described the negotiation process as a smooth one.
Young entrepreneur addresses Lincolnview Local Board of Education Monday, May 24, 2021 8:59 PM Lakyn Bailey, daughter of Tyson and Leslie Bailey, addressed the Lincolnview Local Board of Education during its meeting Monday evening. (DHI Media/Sherry Missler)
BY SHERRY MISSLER
smissler@timesbulletin.com
VAN WERT COUNTY The highlight of the Lincolnview Board of Education meeting Monday evening was a presentation by Lakyn
Bailey, the daughter of Tyson and Leslie Bailey. Bailey, who will be a
freshman at Lincolnview, baked and sold $500 worth of cupcake pops
towards this year’s “Cupcake War.” She told the Board, I have always
wanted to help the community out and this was an excellent opportunity
Crestview Board OKs lengthy list of personnel contracts
New Crestview Local Schools employees include speech/language pathologist Whitney Bollenbacher (left) and preschool/kindergarten intervention specialist Sydney Bowen.
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independent writer
CONVOY Personnel matters were at the forefront of Monday night’s meeting of the Crestview Local Board of Education.
Three-year administrative contracts were approved for High School Principal Dave Bowen, Middle School Principal Trent Kreischer, Food Service Supervisor Penny Clark, Program Services Director Amy Eickholt, Assistant Treasurer Amy Gerardot and Maintenance/Custodial Supervisor Geoff Waddles.
The board also approved a long list of one-year teaching contracts, including Jeff Bagley, high school science; Danille Hancock, high school music; Jim Wharton, middle school/high school physical education; Diane Wilson, middle school intervention specialist; Doug Etz