Pleasant Valley High School is saying goodbye to one of its health teachers.

Drew Davis decided to retire at the end of 2024-25 school year, but announcement at the agenda Monday night for the school board.

Also retiring is Lorraine McCutchan, an administrative secretary at the Administration building. Her retirement is effective July 18.

Magen Snyder, a confidential administrative assistant also at the Administration building, has decided to resign. Her resignation was effective June 17.

Also resigning in June are Natasha Hoover, food service worker, PVMS, effective June 2; Nickolas Snyder, custodian, PVHS, on June 11; and two teachers. The resignations of Pace Abrams and Derek Strohl, a math teacher, are both effective on Aug. 15.

School board director John Gesiskie welcomed a new coach — Hanna Doerner. She will be the new head coach for the girls’ lacrosse team, and will receive $6,506 for coaching. Her predecessor Toni Bush resigned in May after 10 years as head coach.

“I want to thank Coach Bush for all the years she put in. She developed the program,” Gesiskie said. “I want to welcome Hanna. You have some big shoes to fill and we welcome you aboard. Hopefully you’ll be successful as well.”

At the meeting the school board rescinded hiring Steve Krechel as head coach of the golf team, and then turned around and approved an independent contractor agreement with Krechel beginning Aug. 15 as head coach for golf.

The board also approved having him be the intramural adviser for golf, and his work as an instructor to the homebound for 2024-25 school year at a rate of $29 per hour.

Affecting the school district’s security officers, the school board approved an update to the Administrative/Administrative Support Staff Compensation Plan 2025-26 through 2028-29 to include the addition of Act 235 Security Officers. By doing this, it reclassifies three regular security officers to the status of Act 235 Security Officers.