Staunton School Board Appoints Two New Members

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The Staunton Community Unit School District No. 6 Board of Education met on March 16, where they appointed two new board members, Lucinda Antonacci-Fulton and Charley Sievers, and recognized outstanding service from longtime employee John Renner and teacher Kim Masinelli. The board also approved several personnel hires, accepted resignations, and discussed ongoing district initiatives and building projects.

Why it matters

The Staunton school board plays a crucial role in governing the district and making decisions that impact students, staff, and the broader community. The appointment of new board members and recognition of exemplary service highlight the board's commitment to strong leadership and supporting the district's educational mission.

The details

At the March 16 meeting, the Staunton school board unanimously approved the appointments of Lucinda Antonacci-Fulton and Charley Sievers to fill board vacancies. The board also recognized the longstanding service of John Renner, who served as a driver and mechanic for 32 years and as a board member for 17 years. Teacher Kim Masinelli was honored for her quick thinking and bravery in performing the Heimlich maneuver on a student, saving the student's life. Additionally, the district's FFA program delivered its annual report to the board.

• The Staunton Community Unit School District No. 6 Board of Education met on Monday, March 16.
• John Renner has served the district for 32 years as a driver and mechanic and 17 years as a board member.

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What’s next

The Staunton school board will continue to oversee the district's operations and initiatives, including ongoing building projects and the exploration of new programming opportunities, such as early childhood education.