Huron Schools treasurer Mike Weis retired Wednesday for the second time this year.<br /><br />This time, it’s official.<br /><br />At a special meeting, board members agreed to hire a Betty Schwiefert as the district’s interim treasurer and accepted Weis’ resignation from the position.<br /><br />Schwiefert will receive $398 a day and work two days per week, superintendent Dennis Muratori said.<br /><br />She is also the interim treasurer at Norwalk Schools.<br /><br />“We are fortunate to have someone with Ms. Schwiefert’s knowledge of school finance and experience serve as interim while the board completes their search for a permanent treasurer,” Muratori said.<br /><br />As of mid-February, Weis had been filling in as interim Huron Schools treasurer on an as-needed basis while the district searched for a permanent replacement.<br /><br />He received $30 an hour and most of his work took place from his retirement home near Chicago.<br /><br />He announced his retirement from the full-time position Jan. 24, effective March 31.<br /><br />Schwiefert retired as North Point Educational Service Center’s treasurer in 2012.<br /><br />This past December, Norwalk Schools hired her to fill in as its interim treasurer on an as-needed basis, receiving $300 a day. The district is also seeking a permanent person for the position following the retirement of its longtime treasurer, Kenneth France.<br /><br />North Point Educational Service Center is assisting both districts in their treasurer hunts.<br /><br />Norwalk Schools hopes to hire its replacement by May 13, according to documents on the Ohio Educational Service Center Association’s website.<br /><br />Huron Schools is reviewing applications and hopes to hire its replacement by May 28, Muratori said.