Christy Beaschler career as school treasurer ending
By Monty Siekerman
After nearly 20 years, Christy Beaschler (left) will be leaving the Ada school system as district treasurer when Kim Light becomes treasurer.
The change will occur probably in late May after Kim completes course work for her treasurer's license.
The school budget amounts to $11 million annually. Christy noted that the district saved $1.3 million in 2012 when it refinanced the loan for the new building. Christy will become an assistant professor of accounting at ONU. Kim has been assistant senior manager at Ada Technologies for 18 years.
Christy and her husband Ron are the parents of John, 24; Christopher, 21; and Zachary, 16. Kim and her husband Mark are the parents of Justin, 16, and Megan, 13.
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