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(KLZA)-- During the March meeting of the Johnson County Central Board of Education a number of staffing changes were approved by the Board.
Justin Damme will serve as the Middle School Principal for the remainder of the current school year with his salary set at $31,818.
Zadie Plager will take over Damme's teaching duties through the end of the school year.
Marsha Bacon has been hired as Principal of the Johnson County Central Middle School with her starting date being August 1. Her salary will be $100,000.
Rebecca Robeson has been hired as the JCC Elementary Principal beginning August 1 at a salary of $100,000.
The Board also approved Superintendent Jon Rothers salary for the 2025-26 school year at $147,700.
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