Midland Public Schools Board accepts resignation and extends Eastland property agreement

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In a focused special meeting on March 3, 2025, the Midland Public Schools Board of Education convened to address key personnel and property matters that could shape the district's future. The meeting began with a pledge of allegiance, setting a tone of unity as board members gathered to discuss pressing issues.

One of the primary topics was the resignation of Karen Justin, a district employee, effective March 2, 2025. After a brief discussion, the board unanimously accepted her resignation, marking a significant change in the district's personnel landscape.

The board also tackled an amendment to the Eastland Property Purchase Agreement. Penny, a board member, explained that the amendment was necessary to extend the closing date to March 24, 2025, due to concerns regarding title and drainage easements. The city of Midland has been cooperative in resolving these issues, and both the district and the buyer are eager to finalize the transaction. The board approved this amendment, ensuring that all conditions remain consistent with previous agreements.

As the meeting drew to a close, the board members expressed their commitment to maintaining transparency and cooperation in their dealings. With the acceptance of the resignation and the property agreement amendment, the board wrapped up its agenda, leaving the community with a sense of progress and anticipation for the future.

Converted from Midland Public Schools Special Board of Education Meeting - March 3 2025 meeting on March 03, 2025
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