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(KLZA)--The Auburn Board of Education approved requiring a $100 deposit for students going to summer school this year when they met Monday night. The deposit will be refunded upon successful completion of the summer program.
The Board approved resignations from Special Education Director Shane Keeling; 1st grade teacher Katie DeBuhr, and Middle School and High School math teacher Joan Albury.
Teaching contracts were approved for Emily Rohrer and Certified Preschool Teacher Samantha Tanner for the next school year.
Elementary and Secondary School handbooks for the 2024-25 school year were approved as presented and the Code of Conduct for the next school year was also approved.
Early graduation requests were approved for Trey Hall, Callie Lotter and Mackenzie Pfaff.
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