001And if you're able and willing, can you please stand for the pledge of allegiance? >> I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> All right. Good evening and thanks um everyone and all families um and community for joining us in person or online tonight. Um our Twinsburg community is grieving the heartbreaking loss of London Brown, a bright, kind, and deeply loved ninth grade student at Twinsburg High School. London's pass and has left a profound sadness across our district. My deepest condolences and prayers are with her family, her friends, her classmates, her teachers, and all who knew and loved her. Yesterday evening, many in our community gathered at Liberty Park for a
002vigil, seeking our um seeing our students, families, staff, and neighbors stand together in love and remembrance speaks to strength and compassion for Twinsburg. Um losing a child is unimaginable. Um, no words can fully express that pain, but I really do hope that London's family feels the love, support, and unity surrounding them. As we all process this loss, I want to gently remind our students, our parents, our staff that it is okay. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, sad, confused, or unsure of what to do next. Um, grief looks different for everyone, and no one has to walk through this alone. Um, our district does have counseling support available for our families um, who also need additional resources outside of our school counselor or beachbrook. Um, we can help you connect with community mental health support as well.
003Um, for anyone who wishes to support the family, there is a GoFundMe um that the family does have. Um, uh, it is posted on various pages, but you can also reach out and I will be happy to share it. Um, at this time I would like to ask everyone to join me in a moment of silence for London. Thank you. Um, even in a difficult time, our students continue to support students and provide meaningful opportunities for growth, learning, and connection. I do want to highlight a few updates across our district. um our National Honor Society. Last night we proudly inducted a new class of NHS students. So congratulations to all of our inductees on this incredible honor. Your leadership, service, scholarship, and character make our community stronger. Um there was an instant decision day. Um
004and that was a huge success. We had multiple colleges visiting and offering on the spot um acceptances as well as scholarship awards. I believe there was two singers who received $5,000 on the spot um from East Mr. K, I believe. So, um that was awesome. The ths drama club delivered wonderful performances of the girl of the garden club showcasing tremendous student talent. And then we had students participate in the model UN conference at Case Western Reserve, earning praise for their preparation. And then the girls basketball team will play at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse on November 30th, followed by the Cavs game. Um, I do want to congratulate all our fall athletes who were recognized at signing day. We had Ryan Humperson who is um going to Tiffen University for men's soccer. Um, Da Sabat for Purdue
005Fort um for Per Perurdue and Fort Wayne for women's soccer. Um, S Hop is going to Butler University for track and field. and McKenzie Sweeney is going to Slippery Rock University for softball. So, um, congratulations to all of those students. And then our esports program continues to grow and compete in online and regional tournaments. Um, we do have a busy winter schedule ahead with concerts, OST testing dates, and midterms. And then, just a reminder, we uh there is a holiday craft and vendor fair. Um, it will be returning on December 6. There is also a Buds um basketball game happening at Nordonia. >> Do you remember the day on that? >> Uh December 12th. >> December 12th. And then um just a reminder for um the board just did pass a policy for cell phones
006and that will take effect on January 1st with House Bill 96. Um tonight, even as our hearts are heavy, we are reminded the importance of celebrating our students and their accomplishments. So, it's my honor. Um, we'll be honoring our students of the month from Willox tonight, George Adach and Twinsburg High School. So, your hard work, leadership, and tiger spirit truly make our district proud. And so, thank you for being here. And I'll turn it over to Superintendent Mar. >> Thank you, President. Let's begin with students of the month. >> Let's begin with students of the month. And for those of you who don't know me, I don't really like having a mic in front of me, but I'm here and we want to celebrate our our children. >> So, let's begin with Will Cox. She's
007still laughing at me, but let's begin with the camera. And before we begin, I would really like to thank and appreciate all of our family, friends, staff members for your support of our children. Without all of you together, because it is a team, these children would have success, but you make that success happen. So, I greatly appreciate it. I don't think we really know the impact of all of you in this room in the lives of these children. So, I appreciate all that you've done and all that you will do in the future because it's so often we see these children over and over again, whether it be in the orchestra or on a field, but they continue to excel and they wouldn't do that without all of us working together. So, thank you very
008much for that. >> Okay, Mr. Turner, sorry. Thank you everyone for being here tonight. Every month we have the opportunity to honor our Willox students and um if you haven't been at Willox, I'll tell you a little bit what that means. Every morning we start our day with the Willox pledge. So our students learn from the beginning of the year what it means to be responsible, respectful, caring, and safe. and our staff members and especially our teachers are helping the children learn what those big words mean when you're on the bus or when you're in the hallway or the cafeteria um so that they can demonstrate those um characteristics for us. So tonight we are going to recognize five students. Um we'll start with our first graders. So, um, Will Cox friends, when I call
009your name, I love you to come on up here, um, and we'll give you your certificate and you'll get a pin from Mrs. Davis. And then your teacher, if your teacher is here, will be able to join you so you won't be alone. And we're going to smile really big and show our certificates. Okay? And take some pictures. Sound good? All right. So, we're going to start with our first first grader, Samantha Feny. And Samantha was nominated by Mrs. Scaler. So this is Mrs. Scaler here. And u Mrs. Gallera said, "Uh, Sammy rocks. Sammy is an excellent first grade student. She comes to school each day ready to do her best work. She is kind to all of her classmates and loves to participate and share during classroom discussions. Mrs. Gallero enjoys talking to her
010each day and Willox rocks because of you, Sammy. So, we love you and we think you are awesome. Give her a round. Joining Sammy on stage is our next first grader and that is Brinkley Coslo. And Brinkley is in Mr. Scolero's class. >> Okay, Frankly, you can get your pen. >> There are many reasons why Mr. Scolero nominated Brinkley for this award. She is a good friend who is always ready to help a classmate or her teacher. She participates in class, loves to share stories, and is a very hard worker. She keeps her desk and work neat and organized. She follows all of the Willox rules and is responsible, respectful, caring, and safe. She comes to school ready to learn each day with a big smile on her face and lights up her classroom. Keep
011it up, Brinkley. You are what makes Will Cox Rocks. Congratulations, Moving on to our kindergarten students, we have Matteline Spado and Meline is in Mrs. Peril's kindergarten class. So, come on. She walked out of school so confident. I love that. Maline comes to school with a smile on her face. She is enthus she is an enthusiastic storyteller. And Mrs. Pharaoh enjoys listening to her stories. Meline is hardworking and always willing to lend a helping hand. She follows the Willox pledge by being responsible, respectful, caring, and safe. And Meline is why Willox rocks. Our next kindergarten student is Genesis McGrder. And I don't think I saw Genesis yet this evening, but I'm going to tell you about him. Turn my page and tell you about him. I think they're going to check just in case he
012might not be out there. Oh, that's fantastic. That makes me so happy. Come on up, GENESIS. OKAY, there's your certificate. I'm gonna have you go right over there. >> Okay, so Genesis is in Miss Miller's class. And Miss Miller wasn't able to make it tonight, but we're here to honor Genesis. So, Genesis, Miss Miller says that you are a loving, caring, and hardworking kiddo. He tries hard every single day with an absolute biggest smile on his face. He is compassionate to his friends, teachers, and peers. Genesis is always helping and encouraging his peers. If a classmate comes, completes a difficult task or accomplishes something. Genesis immediately congratulates them with a big wow, great job. His care and compassion toward others, it is what makes Genesis totally rock. Congratulations. And we have one preschool student tonight
013to recognize and that is Lewis Nataro. So I think I see Lewis in the back there. And Lewis is in Mrs. Tersek's KP class. So she is here with him tonight. Louis is a kind and considerate boy who comes to school with a smile on his face each day. He is always there to help. Whether noticing items that need to be picked up, assisting a friend who is missing a crayon or a glue stick cap, or being a great helper during cleanup time. Lewis abides by the Will Cox pledge and demonstrates whole body listening during class time. He is a natural storyteller and loves sharing during morning meetings. Lewis is truly a friend to all and this is why Willox Rocks. We are so proud of our Willox Rock students for this month. And boys
014and girls, if you would go ahead and hold your certificate up by your tummy and give a big smile. We want to see your face. Smile for Mr. Marlo. And families, if you want to get that perfect shot to put out there on Facebook, go for it. Now's your time. Instagram. send it to grandparents. Thank you so much for for um supporting them and thank you to our teachers for nominating them and having their backs. Um okay, have a great And at this time, I would like to turn it over to Dodge. So, Will Cox families, we would love it if you want to stay and hear about our Dodge students of the month and our high school. But if you would like to um head out and go get dinner or get everyone ready
015for bed, now's the time. And we'll switch out and bring Dodge in. Can they give you anything? So good evening everyone. everyone. Uh we're excited to recognize our students of the month for Dodge. Um as we get ready to get started, I always like to share a few highlights. Um one of which, as you know, Veterans Day was uh last week we had a outstanding um show and our V V our veterans did a wonderful job of of being part of that program. In line with that, we also, if I can speak, that is we also um just completed a um treats for troops activity where we pledged to raise 200 pounds of treats to send overseas to to our to our vet to our um um military personnel that are serving overseas. And so
016we're excited to announce that we not only met our goal, but we exceeded our goal by raising over 285 pounds of candies for our troops that will be shipped out to troops, American troops all over the world. So we're really excited about that. And it was exciting to watch our fourth, fifth, and sixth graders bring in their treats, which is not an easy task um to share their treats with with uh troops from around the world. So kids were really into it, families were in really into it, and we appreciate their efforts there. Lastly, I want to just acknowledge our PTA because we had yet another wonderful PTA event. Our fatherdaughter event was last Friday. We once again exceeded our goal and had more father-daughter couples uh than we've ever had with over 570 families
017represented. So, we appreciate the fact that our dads step up to be to show how important it is to be part of their students lives in our community and it is greatly appreciated. So, in that spirit of appreciation, we want to go ahead and start to celebrate our students of the month. >> Good evening everyone. My name is Sierra Deville and I'm one of the assistant principles at Dodge and I had the pleasure of working with Caleb and Sydney who are two of our sixth graders who are in student council and they are here to present our November student of the month nominees. So, at this time I will turn it over to Sydney. Hello, my name is Sydney Rhodess and I am a sixth grade student council member at Dodge Intermediate School. >> Good
018evening. My name is Caleb Hill and I am a sixth grade student council member at Dodge Intermediate School as well. We are excited to be here tonight to present the November student of the month nominees. >> Let's get started. Mrs. Friendly fourth grade teacher nominates Molly Jeff. Molly is an amazing fourth grade Tiger at Dodge. She is kind, respectful, responsible, self-motivated, and always willing to go the extra mile with her schoolwork and for her classmates. We are in awe of her creativity and determination. Not only is she a fantastic student, but she is also an athlete with her grit. Molly Molly accepts Molly sets goals for herself and then makes a plan to reach her goals. We are proud of Molly and think she is a fantastic role model to her peers. Miss Victor, fourth
019grade teacher nominates Lucas Hayrick. Lucas is an outstanding fourth grade Tiger at Dodge. He is respectful, kind, hardworking, responsible, and ambitious with everything he tries. He is a fourth grade, active participating in class and is always willing to help others out. Every day, Lucas comes to school with a positive attitude and a huge smile that inspires his classmates. He is selfless and is always ready to say a kind word to someone who looks like they need it. Not only is Lucas a fantastic student, he is also a skilled athlete and gives and works hard to give all to his team. We are so proud of Lucas and thinks he is an incredible role model to his peers. Mrs. Cardaman, fifth grade teacher, nominates Aubrey Scoffield. Aubrey is a wonderful part of our fifth grade team.
020She comes to school each day with a great attitude, ready to learn. Aubry participates in our class discussions and is a kind friend to others. She works hard and is always willing to help and receive help. She is an amazing example of a student who is safe, respectful, and responsible. We are so grateful for Aubrey. Miss Etch, your fifth grade teacher, nominates Clayton Woolley. Clayton is one of the hardest working students on our team. He is excited about living and is always eager to participate in class. Not only is Clayton a joy to work with, but he also exemplifies the schoolwide expectations of being safe, respectful, and responsible. Mrs. Black, sixth grade teacher, nominates McKenna Karns. McKenna is a joy to have in class. Her strong leadership skills and positive attitude make her a wonderful
021role model for her peers. She approaches every task with organization, diligence, and a growth mindset which constantly leads to academic success. McKenna can always be counted on to be responsible, respectful, and safe. She truly makes me tiger proud. Mr. Willis, sixth grade teacher nominates Dimmitri Tag. Dimmitri is a pleasure to have in class. He is always working hard and goal oriented. He does an excellent job participating in class and during morning meetings. Keep doing great things, Dimmitri. Miss Goss, band teacher nominates Bronson Buchanan Buchanan. Brownson is a dedicated trombone player in the sixth grade band throughout the first quarter. He has consistently demonstrated long strong leadership qualities and has always come to class prepared and ready to play. Bronson has shown tremendous growth as a musician this year and continues to bring a positive encouraging
022attitude to every rehearsal. Mrs. Music orchestra teacher nominates Jonah Jeffers. Jonah is a role model in the orchestra classroom as he comes each day with a great attitude and a sense of musical adventure. He is always willing to be flexible and try new things and has come leaps and bounds on his cello in the past three years. Jonah always comes prepared to class and he also stepped up into a leadership role for some of our fifth grade orchestra students this year. We are so proud of all he has accomplished so far and look forward to watching him grow as he continues music. Mrs. Wall fifth grade teacher nominates Jackson Vermillion. Jackson is a fifth grade student in my classroom at Dodge. He is so happy to come to school every day. He comes in with
023a smile each day and always tells me a knockup joke first thing in the morning to brighten my day. Jackson has made so many improvements over the last year. He completes his academic work, follows his schedules, and makes good choices every day. Jackson has shown wonderful growth since the beginning of the school year this fall. He stays calm, follows directions, and participates actively during class activities. His positive attitude and the effort he puts forth day has helped me succeed. I am proud of his progress and excited to celebrate his hard work as student of the month. All right. And I actually have two awards uh to recognize our two presenters tonight because it takes a lot to get up in front of your peers, let alone adults to present. So, round of applause for Caleb
024and Sydney. Before we come together to get some pictures, you'll be rewarded with 10 Tiger tickets each. All right. So, we're going to scoot together and get some photos at this time. So, Yes, you have to. Caleb, put your scripts behind. All right. This is adorable. >> At this time we are going to It was like Demetri like who was that Steve? I mean it's not like >> Good evening everybody. Oh, there they are. My name is Emily Hunt and I am the principal of THS and it is my pleasure to bring up the THS students of the month. First up, nominated by Miss Bren Green is Kingston Bryant. Miss Green says about Kingston. Kingston displays right choices no matter what class he is in or the peers he is surrounded by. Kingston consistently does
025what is right, uses his moral compass often, even when he could be easily swayed by other individuals. Kingston has worked hard to do well in school and be a leader for others in several environments, not only in the classroom, but on the sports field. Thank you, Kingston. Okay, next up is Nate here. No. Okay, next up is Ethan Sai. Ne uh Ethan was nominated by Miss Nikki Swenning and she says, "Ethan is a positive and hardworking student who consistently puts forth his best effort in class. He approaches each assignment with enthusiasm, demonstrates a strong work ethic, and contributes positively to the classroom environment every day. He consistently shows respect to himself, his classmates, and his teacher. Thank you, Ethan. Okay, the next set of students um were nominated by Miss Cindy Kurt, who is the
026president of the PTA, who um I believe just last week um hosted the Create with Kindness event. And so all of these students, she says, took the courage and chance to apply to be on the panel for the create with kindness event held by RBC and the ths PTA. They went above and beyond the expectations of a panelist, national PTA, and the representatives from Tik Tok were overly impressed with the interaction and responses they had. All of these students showed tremendous courage and initiative by applying to serve on the panel for the create with kindness event hosted by RBC and ths. They went above and beyond the expectations of a panelist. Representatives from the national PTA and Tik Tok were extremely impressed with their engagement, thoughtful responses, and the leadership they demonstrated throughout the event.
027And first up is senior Owen CS. About Owen. Owen is hardworking and an active student who balances CBCC classes, a job at Teresa's Pizza, and mowing lawns. He has a great sense of humor and always brings laughter and positivity to to those around him. Both caring and compassionate, Owen checks in on others and lifts their spirits when they need it. Adventurous and open to new experiences like go-karting, snowboarding, and hunting, Owen's energy and kindness make him an outstanding student. Thank you, Owen. Next up is Asher Glouki. Asher, I know I said your name wrong. Can you Can you say it for me, please? >> Glowes. Oh, Asher Gleski. Here you go. Asher. Miss Kurt says about Asher. Asher is a creative and thoughtful student who appreciates who appre approaches excuse me complex topics with curiosity
028and critical thinking. His passion for technology is evident in the many opportunities he takes to explore and expand his knowledge in the field. Outside the classroom, Asher is an active member of academic challenge and a dedicated varsity team player. He gets along well with others, bringing humor and camaraderie to his friendships. Asher's intellect, passion, and positive attitude make him an standout student of the month. So, thank you, Asher. And last but not least, unless is Brooklyn here? No, I didn't think so. Okay, last but not least, Kira Gerenfeld. Kiier is a highly observant student who consistently demonstrates exceptional work habits. Her dedication to learning is clear. She regularly seeks out additional resources to deepen her understanding and strengthen her academic performance. Kiara approaches tasks with imagination, thoughtfulness, and a unique perspective. Her ability to think
029critically sets her apart. And when she chooses to share her voice as she did, her contributions are meaningful and insightful. Kiara's steady, determination, curiosity, and reflective nature make her a value valued member of the classroom community. So, thank you, Kiara. And thank you to all our ths students of the month. If you could gather together, act like you love each other, cuz I know you do. One more. Thank you. You're all okay to leave now. Well, thank you for coming. >> Enjoy the night. >> Enjoy your night. Have a nice night. >> Miss, are you done? Bye. Bye. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> Um, just a couple other things. Our like I don't I don't mean to piggyback on Mrs. C, but you do a great job. So I very much
030>> I don't want to repeat, but winter sports is starting. We're our fall is finished. A lot of activities to to, you know, see our kids in action. There really a lot of activities, a lot of opportunities, and our kids do a fabulous job. So, um, as she stated as well, we, uh, the phone policy, the cell phone policy goes into effect January 1st, and I've been putting that in communication, you know, and parent squares and things of that nature. So, on tonight's agenda, we have a recommendation in terms of modifying the middle school and high school handbooks. And I know that's going to be, you know, it's it's it's going to take a little time, I think, but I think we need to make sure, you know, the law is the law. Instructional day
031is the instructional day. So for those of us who are attached to our phones, the instructional day is not going to be an opportunity for us to be attached to our phones. So just want to make sure that uh there are two uh retirements on the agenda, Mrs. Turp. And I know we'll recognize retirees later, but I just want to say, you know, congratulations to Mrs. Turpac and Mrs. Booker for their service to our district and our children. Um and again, as Mrs. Crawford, Dave, you know, we as community grieve together and and these challenges during these challenging times and, you know, we'll continue to support our students and our staff the best that we can. Um, you know, we have resources available. Beachbrook, our counselors, our, uh, pupil services office. Please don't hesitate to
032reach out if you need assistance. We're here to help. So, please know that we're here to help and we're here to work together. Um, thanks giving break starts Wednesday. I just want to make sure that students the last day for school for students is is Tuesday. And hopefully everyone has a safe and enjoyable spring break or uh Thanksgiving break. I'm jumping ahead. >> That completes my report. I'm sorry. >> Thank you. >> Report. We have finance. Did you want me to do it? >> Yeah, you could do that one. I'm sorry. >> Um so we had finance meeting last week, I believe. Um and we were happy to welcome um seven new members to our committee. So um it was great for them to be able to understand our finances. We it was more of
033a introduction to them of understanding the finances, them looking at the budgets, them looking at everything. We were transparent with the committee and they got to look at everything and so it was more of an intro to them um with most of the meeting. Um and then we plan to meet next month as well to um move forward with different things. Um any other reports? >> All right. So um action items. Number one, result of the Twinsburg Board of Education accepts the certified staff recommendations detailed in the attached exhibit as per the dates, terms, and other applicable conditions specified pending satisfactory OC background checks to resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education accepts the classified staff recommendations detailed in the attached exhibit as per the dates, terms, and other ethical conditions specified satisfactory or receipt
034background checks. and three resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education accepts the supplement contract recommendations detailed in the attach exhibit as per the dates, terms, and other applicable conditions specified pending satisfactory RSC background checks. Do I have a motion? >> So moved by Mrs. Egan. >> Second by Mrs. Davis. Um >> I mean any discussion? >> Sorry. >> Mrs. Egon? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Davis? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Hamilton? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Travis? Yes, Mrs. Crawford. >> Yes. And that passes 5-0 for result that the Twinsburg Board of Education accepts the supplement contract recommendations detailed in any taxes as per the dates, terms, and other ethical conditions specified pending satisfactory RC background checks. Do I have a motion? >> So moved by Mr. Hamilton. >> Second by Mrs. Travis. Any discussion? >> Um, yes.
035Quick, anytime name Ryan Davis comes up, teacher, coach. I abstain as always, so I will not be voting on this. All right. >> Mrs. Hamilton, >> yes. >> Mrs. Travis, >> yes. >> Mrs. Egan, >> yes. >> Mrs. Davis, >> abstain. >> Mrs. Crawford, >> yes. >> And that passes for with one abstension. New business. resolved that the Twinsburg Board of Education approve a donation in the amount of $1,000 for Dodge Intermediate School PTA to cover the transportation cost for seven buses for the fourth grade field trip to Akran Zoo. to resolve that the transport board of education enter into agreement with Beachbrook including Ohio to provide fight of child abuse preventative programming to Will Cox and Sam Samuel Bissell elementary students as required by SB288. This will be funded with disadvantaged pupil impact aid
036funds as detailed in the documentation provided to the board under cover three resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the service overview with kids link um in Streetsville, Ohio. to conduct an independent educational evaluation for one student as detailed in the documentation provided to the board members for cover. The total cost is not to exceed 5,575 and is the general fund expenditure for resolve that the Twins board of education approves the transportation services from Dodge Speed Club for the 2526 school year with great day tours in Cleveland, Ohio. Um this is um the terms and conditions set forth in the documentation sent to the board under set for cover the for the transportation services are included in the student participation fee. I have resolved that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the proposal for
037overnight extended student trips for RV Chamberlain 8th grade students to travel to Washington DC from October 6th through October 8th of 26. The trip will be paid um this for the 26 27 school year. The trip will be paid for and pulled by students participating as detailed in the documentation run it to the board under separate cover. resolved that the Tonesburg Board of Education approves the proposal for overnight extended trips for boys basketball athletes grades 9 through 12 to travel to Tampa, Florida from December 26 to December 31st. The trip will be paid for in full by the boys basketball account for transport athletic boosters as detailed in documentation provided to the board under separate cover. Seven. Resolved that Princeburg Board of Education determines the impracticality of transportation for the school and number of students
038listed below for the 2526 school year for the Ohio Department of Education accordance with the Ohio VI code section 3327.01. The list of students are in file and transportation office. The amount of the payment will be $67.50 per student. The student is addition to the students approved at the July 16th, August 20th, September 3rd, and September 24th 25 board of education meetings. Eight resolved that the Twinsburg Board of Education denies the level four grievance as submitted by the Twinsburg Support Staff Association and Beth Aens, Jerry Baker, Sarah Burroughs, Simon Calbert, Jennifer Curry Ford, Paul Flynn, Jeff Le, Mike Page, and Mike Rowan. Nine results that the Transport Board of Education approves the recommendation modifications to the student handbooks at Twinsburg High School and RBC Chamberlain Middle School related to personal communication devices due to the
039new law prohibiting cell phone use by students during the instructional day starting January 1st, 2026. Do I have a motion? >> So moved by Mrs. Hamilton. >> Second by M. Davis. Any discussion? >> Mrs. Hamilton? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Davis? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Egan? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Travis? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Crawford. >> Yes. And that passes 5 Z 10. Resolve that the Chonesburg Board of Education approves the following resolution of appointment to Kyhoga Valley Career Center, JVSD. Whereas Kyhoga Valley Career Center, JBSD, has a vacancy on its board. Whereas Kinsburg City School District is a member of the Kyhoga Valley Career Center JVSD and is authorized by the CBC plan on file with the state of board of education to appoint an individual Ronda Crawford to fill the vacancy. Whereas the Twinsburg
040City School District has reviewed the statutory requirements for making the appointment, including those in the Ohio Revised Code 3311.19 as amended in his requirements that JBSD board members have experience as chief executive officers, chief financial officers, human resource managers or business industry or career counseling professionals who are qualified to discuss the labor needs of their region with respect to the regional economy and the requirement that JBS board members represent employers in the region served by CBCC and the qualified to consider the state's workforce needs with understanding of the skills, training, and education needed for current and future employment opportunities in the state and the requirements that JBSD board members be selected based on the diversity of the employers in the territories served by CBCC. Whereas Twinsburg City School District has performed and documented its due
041diligence in considering the appointments qualifications to meet the legal requirements to serve. Whereas Tonesburg City School District is party to a memorandum of understanding with TBCC and the other school districts that make up the JBSD and the appointment is in keeping with the terms of the MOU. Now therefore be resolved that Twinberrook City School District appoints Ronda Crawford to the Kai Valley Career Center District Board for a three-year term of office to commence on January 1st, 2026 and expire on December 31st, 2028. Do I have a motion? >> So moved by Miss Egan. Second. >> Second by Miss Hamilton. Any discussion? >> Just happy to hear you're going to be representing us. >> Thank you. >> CBC. >> Thank you. >> And I will abstain just because it's my name on here. >> Good deal.
042>> Um >> Mrs. Egan. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Hamilton. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Travis. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Davis. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Crawford. >> Yes. And that Oh, >> abain. >> I'm so used. >> Sorry. And that passes four with section. Sorry about that. Any miscellaneous? >> Uh, yes. I just wanted to make sure that the um the community knows that we have what we call our tiger talk. Um, so this is something that the community can stay connected to um as far as what's happening um special engagements, what's going on within the school district. So, you're able to go onto our website and sign up for the email list and that will come out every week. Um, you know, Mr. Merlo will be sending that out as far was along with the school
043district, but it's a great way for the community to stay in touch and um be together with the tiger talk. So, I just wanted to let you guys know that that's out there for everybody to uh join the email list. So, thank you. >> Sounds good. >> And other quick thing, um I'm just happy that we have our our board member joining us whose birthday is today, Beth, and another board member who has a family member's birthday today and she made it here tonight, too. So, I really appreciate. >> Thank you. And then um we have what else? Leah was >> Leah. >> Yes. And we have Leah. So we have three board members who have been um celebrating birthdays and just appreciative of you all. >> I would just like to mention Miss Turpac
044again. Um Miss Turpac 31 years in our district. Um she has served so many of our children and um will definitely be missed in our preschool program. Definitely. Thank you. >> All right. Well, I um there's no need for us to meet in executive session. So, a motion to adjourn at 6:43 p.m. Do I have I'll do the first motion. Do I have a second? >> Second. >> All right. Um >> who wants second? >> Mrs. Crawford? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Hamilton? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Egan? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Travis? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Davis? Yes. >> And that ends the evening. Um, have a great night. Thank you.