La Salle-Peru High School discusses agreement for administrator on leave

No action was taken following closed session Wednesday

The famous clocktower at La Salle-Peru Township High School has red and green bulbs inside of it. This is the first year that the school lit up the clocktower with the colors red and green. The famous clocktower at La Salle-Peru Township High School has red and green bulbs inside of it. This is the first year that the school lit up the clocktower with the colors red and green. — The La Salle-Peru High School Board of Education discussed but did not reach an agreement Wednesday for an administrator that recently was placed on leave. (Scott Anderson)

February 16, 2023 at 5:30 am CST

The La Salle-Peru High School Board of Education discussed but did not reach an agreement Wednesday for an administrator that recently was placed on leave.

Superintendent Steve Wrobleksi said the board discussed a potential agreement with the Associate Principal for School Safety Brian Shaver in a closed session and did not make a decision.

“The administration is still evaluating the situation and we will not have a resolution (Wednesday),” Wrobleski said.

The discussion comes after Shaver was placed on leave Jan 31. Wrobleski said Jan. 31 no further details will be released because it is a confidential personnel matter the district is evaluating.

The closed session occurred after the regular Board of Education meeting Wednesday. The board is permitted by state law to discuss personnel matters behind closed doors.

Wrobleski said the district will continue to evaluate the situation. He didn’t predict when a decision will be made.