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Jun 2, 2021
The Ashland School Board is in search of a new member after Dr. James Wolfe announced he will resign after 17 years on the board.
According to RichlandSource.com, Wolfe will officially step down on June 14thand said his time on the Ashland school board is the greatest honor of his life.
Board President Zack Truax said he will miss the guidance from Wolfe. There are currently 5 interested candidates that applied for the open spot on the Ashland School Board.
May 24 regular meeting
KEY ACTION The board approved the contract of a new treasurer.
DISCUSSION Kyle Klingler starts his job as the district s treasurer Aug. 1. He replaces Sheryl Shaw-Stewart, who has served as interim treasurer since Jan. 1. We appreciate all of the work you have done for this district, board President Zack Truax said to Stewart.
Klingler has been a part of the Ashland community for seven years, serving with the state auditor s office, working with Ashland, Wayne and Holmes counties. I m truly excited to join the Ashland team, Klingler said.
Masks will be optional starting June 2.
OTHER BUSINESS
Roof drains will be added before football season to the stadium roof. This will cost $136,615 and Mid-Ohio Roofing will complete the project.
Ashland Times Gazette
ASHLAND After almost 20 years of service, Dr. James Wolfe is stepping down from the Ashland City Board of Education due to personal reasons.
His seat will be open June 14.
This seat will technically be considered incumbent as they will need to run in the November election. He wanted to retire from Board earlier, but Mike Heimann had to retire for health reasons, Board President Zack Truax said. He wanted to retire again, but Dustin Kruty resigned. We had to replace them and get the new Board members up to speed. Being the professional [Wolfe] is, he didn’t want to leave us high and dry. Now, we re in a good spot to find a replacement.