Tippecanoe Valley School Board Reorganizes For 2025

January 9, 2025 at 8:50 p.m.
Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. Deputy Treasurer Melinda Kamp (L) swears in Adam Heckaman (C) and Aaron Zolman as Tippecanoe Valley School Board members at a special meeting on Thursday at Tippecanoe Valley High School. The two won reelection to their seats in 2024. Photo by Leah Sander, InkFreeNews
Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. Deputy Treasurer Melinda Kamp (L) swears in Adam Heckaman (C) and Aaron Zolman as Tippecanoe Valley School Board members at a special meeting on Thursday at Tippecanoe Valley High School. The two won reelection to their seats in 2024. Photo by Leah Sander, InkFreeNews
By Leah Sander, InkFreeNews

AKRON — David Lash will serve as Tippecanoe Valley School Board president for 2025.
At a special meeting on Thursday at Tippecanoe Valley High School, the TVSC Board reorganized.
Tom Bauters will serve as vice president, with Aaron Zolman secretary.
Lash and Zolman will serve in those same positions on the Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. Board of Finance for the year.
At Thursday’s meeting, Zolman and Adam Heckaman took oaths of office from Tippecanoe Valley School Deputy Treasurer Melinda Kamp, as both men were re-elected to new terms in 2024.
The board also approved conflict of interest statements for Zolman, Heckaman and Todd Hoffman who have family members who are TVSC staff.
The board also set the dates and times for its regular 2025 meetings. Those will be 6 p.m. generally on the third Monday of the month at each of Valley’s five schools during the first five months of the year and at Mentone Elementary School the rest of the year.
Valley’s next regular meeting is 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 13, at Burket Educational Center.



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AKRON — David Lash will serve as Tippecanoe Valley School Board president for 2025.
At a special meeting on Thursday at Tippecanoe Valley High School, the TVSC Board reorganized.
Tom Bauters will serve as vice president, with Aaron Zolman secretary.
Lash and Zolman will serve in those same positions on the Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. Board of Finance for the year.
At Thursday’s meeting, Zolman and Adam Heckaman took oaths of office from Tippecanoe Valley School Deputy Treasurer Melinda Kamp, as both men were re-elected to new terms in 2024.
The board also approved conflict of interest statements for Zolman, Heckaman and Todd Hoffman who have family members who are TVSC staff.
The board also set the dates and times for its regular 2025 meetings. Those will be 6 p.m. generally on the third Monday of the month at each of Valley’s five schools during the first five months of the year and at Mentone Elementary School the rest of the year.
Valley’s next regular meeting is 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 13, at Burket Educational Center.


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