Three Brillion teachers resign

June 22, 2017

By David Nordby The Brillion News

BRILLION – Three Brillion School District teachers put in their resignation papers following the 2016-17 school year.

While the school board did not make mention of them on Monday night, they were formally listed on the agenda. Steve Meyer (tech ed teacher), Krystin Huot (elementary special education) and Andrea Andrus (special education aide) will not return next school year.

Meyer came to Brillion in 2003, and was instrumental in getting the STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) program started in Brillion, beginning at the high school level with former principal Paul Nistler in 2007.

“This is a vision of Steve’s that’s now taken on a life of its own,” Ariens President and CEO Dan Ariens said at the Elementary STEM Center groundbreaking in May. “This is a legacy for all of us in Brillion, but I want to say in particular that this is a legacy for Steve that’s going to continue to grow.”

Meyer has not announced what his next move will be. Huot and Andrus were with the school district for this past school year.

Please see additional school board coverage in the June 22, 2017 edition of The Brillion News.