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Twinsburg Board of Education - August 6, 2025

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2025-08-07
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001our meeting today on Wednesday, August 6, 2025. The time is 6:31 p.m. And I would like to call the meeting to order. Miss Rose, can you please call the RO? >> Mrs. Davis, >> here. >> Mrs. Da, >> here. Mrs. Hamilton >> here. >> Mrs. Travis >> here. >> Mrs. Crawford >> here. Um, if everyone is able, um, 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. We do have um kind of an addendum um in between item um H9. um we will go into executive session um to discuss um about a public about a public employee. So, and then we'll uh re

002uh we'll reconvene after that um and then finish the rest of the agenda items. So, do I have a motion um to do that? >> So, moved by Mrs. Travis, >> Second by Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. Ros, can you please call the role? >> Mrs. Travis, >> yes. >> Mrs. Hamilton, >> yes. >> Mrs. Davis, >> yes. >> Mrs. Egan, >> yes. >> Mrs. Crawford, >> yes. And that motion passes 5. All right. Good evening, parents, staff, and community members. We are excited to officially welcome Mr. Steve Marlo back to our district as interim superintendent. he began last week and we are grateful to have his steady leadership guide us through this important transition. Um, a sincere thank you goes out to our central office directors as well as our treasurer, Miss Julie Rosa, for their

003unwavering support and leadership throughout the summer. And while many in our community are soaking up the final days of summer, our staff staff has been hard at work behind the scenes. From hiring new staff members, preparing bus routes, finalizing schedules, and sprucing sprucing up our buildings. There has been a tremendous amount of effort ped into making sure we're ready for a great start um to our school year. Our administration team returned at the end of July and since then, it's been full speed ahead. I want to thank all of our staff who has been working hard to prepare um for the district to to um return for a successful school year. Um this week we'll be welcoming our new staff during orientation and we'll look forward to seeing all our employees return next week for

004convocation, an inspiring start to what promises to be a strong school year. This past weekend, we were proud to celebrate a very special twin day festival under the theme cheers to 50 years, a twinspirational celebration. Um, attendees were able to honor the memory of Sandy Miller who passed away in May and had been involved in the festival since it began in 1976. Um, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our board members, administration, staff, our coaches, students who all volunteered over the weekend, whether it was helping with the ticket booths, shuttles, or parking. Um, a special thanks to our athletic boosters who once again did an outstanding job managing the shuttles and parking operations. Also want to thank our Twins Brokeal Music Boosters for hosting the ever popular cornhole tournament. It was a

005fantastic addition to the weekend's festivities. Um I always enjoy volunteering myself during the festival. It gives me the chance to meet so many visitors. Usually I asked everyone who's in my um shuttle, "Hey, where are you from?" And this year I had the furthest location was England and Hawaii. So that was fun. Um the parade was a highlight featuring our marching band, soccer athletes, as well as several local groups. This year was one of our largest number um number we had of twins to participate in the parade. Um which was one of the longest parades we've had um in the festival. Um it was a joy to watch my son participate along with so many other families and groups from our community. Um Mrs. Egan, she will share more information about the twin stays shortly.

006Um, as a part of our ongoing efforts to increase transparency, improve engagement, and bring more community voices into the decision-making process, we are now accepting applications for two board committees, the finance committee and the buildings and grounds committee. We are looking for individuals who live or work within the district, have strong character, and bring experience in finance, construction, operations, or facilities. The finance committee partners with the treasur to review audits and road trends. in the district five-year forecast. The buildings and grounds committee works with the business manager to review facility conditions, permanent improvement plans, and long-term capital needs. To apply, just please complete the Google form that was in the parent square. Um, you can upload your resume and a letter of interest. All materials will be due Monday, August 18th, and you can get

007more information on our district website. Um, just a reminder, Ohio taxfree weekend runs through August 14th. It's a great time to grab your school supplies and any back to school clothes that you might want to have. And then visit our district website for all back to school details, including supply list, tour schedules, openhouse dates, and the Washington DC trip. Um, don't forget to download the Twinsburg City School District mobile app to stay current on everything from fee payments to school events and family needing assistance um can also set up payment arrangements through the district. Um, and then I also wanted to um announce how exciting it is that our seniors are now able to paint their parking spots again this year. It's a tradition that brings school spirit to life and I can't wait to

008see their creativity on display. Also, starting tomorrow, please, if you get a chance, come out to the largest whiffle ball tournament hosted by Twinsburg Baseball League. Um, it will start tomorrow and goes until Sunday. It is a lot of fun. people from all over come over to play whiffle ball and um it's a great event. So, if you can come, it's at Liberty Park, so please join in the fun. Um and then I just want to thank you again for your continued support and helping us start a strong school year. And I will turn it over now to Mrs. Davis for a special announcement. Special announcement. Thank you, Rhonda. Um good evening. I just wanted to um make a statement. I'll try to try to keep this quick, but um as fall approaches and the

009next school board election season begins, I want to share that after 12 years of dedicated 12. Yes. Um to the Twinsburg City Schools, I will be stepping down for my position on the board of education. I made the decision about a year ago that this would be my final term. However, I chose to pull my petition in hopes that a candidate with children in the district would step up to serve and that I would step down. And I'm pleased to see that such candidates have emerged and I believe now is the right time to step aside and support our community in new ways. Three of my own children have attended Twinsburg schools and have we've had amazing experiences in this wonderfully diverse district full of dedicated and top-notch teachers and staff. Now, with my youngest

010graduated, heading off to college in just about almost two weeks, um it's the right time really the right moment to pass the baton to somebody who's actively involved in the district and ready to commit the time and energy that this role requires. Over the years, serving on the board has brought both incredible rewards and significant challenges, as you would expect. Um, still the positive moments, the student accomplishments, the staff milestones and celebrations and community collaboration have far outweighed the difficult ones. The support I've reached from this community has really meant more to me than any criticism um that I face or we have faced, particularly the unkind and misleading and dishonest comments that are sometimes made on social media. um just and it's unfortunate when people within as well as outside this community resort to

011um falsehoods in an effort to discredit those currently serving. Um I've learned that it is easy for um some to judge from behind a screen and far harder to do the real work that this position demands. Despite these challenges, I've never acted with dishonesty or any hidden agendas um and have remained grounded in my val any hidden agendas or motives. I've remained grounded in my values and beliefs and have consistently chosen to take the high road, refusing to engage in personal attacks or online smear campaigns. That's just not it's not me. It's not who I am and it's not what our students need from our leaders and um it's not the example that we need for our children. When I first ran in 2013, I did so without any personal agenda or asked to grind,

012my only goal was to serve, support our schools, our staff, our community, and most importantly, our students. And that mission has never changed and won't change while I'm still in this position. Even during the most difficult times, I stayed committed and it would have been easier sometimes to just walk away. But I never lost sight of the responsibility I taken and the trust that was placed in me. So quitting never an option for me. Uh to those stepping up to run for the school board this fall, I really I really commend you. Um this work should never be about recognition, self-recognition, or advancing personal interest. It's about collaboration, integrity, and a shared focus on what truly matters, and that's our students and their futures and of course our our staff and our schools. Um thank

013you for the honor of serving. It's really been a privilege, and I look forward to continuing to support our community and schools in new ways when my term concludes um this December. And finally, a note to our community. Before rushing to criticize or condemn those who have stepped forward, and there are many. Um, every one of us had had the same opportunity to run. Let's give candidates, all the candidates, the respect and support that they deserve and for stepping up and choosing to serve. So, thank you again for the opportunity and trust. And um, as corny as it sounds, I am and will always be Tiger Proud. Thank you. >> Thank you. Thanks. All right. I will I'll turn it over to Mr. Maro for your superintendence report of education members. Thank you as well.

014I welcome our guests and thanks for attending tonight's meeting. Um I'm going to We had a great weekend. uh having been to the parade and gone to the parade this time and also going up and watching all the twins and actually being here 50 years ago when twins day started. It's a it's a pleasure to see all the uh volunteers and things that go on that make Twinsburg such a special place. So, I'm going to turn it over to Mrs. Egan. She has a special report. >> Thank you, Mr. Marlo. >> Well, good evening everyone and what a truly incredible weekend it has been here in Twinsburg. Uh this year the 50th Twins Day Festival brought together people from all over the country even and beyond to celebrate something uniquely special, a beautiful community and

015of course the magic of multiples. This year was specially especially remarkable. We welcomed 2560 sets of multiples, making it one of the largest gatherings we've seen since 2002. Just imagine the energy, the joy, the connections being made across the park. It was a sight to behold. And the celebrations didn't stop there. The Twins Day 5K saw over 400 runners to take the course, which again was the biggest turnout over ever. And they also had 84 registered golfers this year that made the most that they've ever had, making the golf outing another huge success. On Saturday, I had the distinct honor of representing the Twinsburg City School Districts as we were presented with a plaque of appreciation for our continued support and promotion of the 50th Twins Day Festival. I am proud to present this plaque

016to Mr. Marlo and the board of education as a symbol of our partnership and dedication to this event. A heartfelt thank you goes to the twins day committee for this recognition and more importantly for the incredible work they do every single year to make this festival so special. And of course, none of this would be possible without you, our community. Every year you step up, you show up, you pour your time, heart, and energy to making this festival a success. From the hot dog roast on Friday to driving shuttles to parking to helping with registration and running multiple tournaments throughout the festival, our volunteers make this all happen. You are the reason this weekend runs so smoothly and so why and so and why so many visitors are welcome to return year after year. So

017on behalf of the festival and everyone who attended, thank you. Thank you for your hard work, for your kindness, and for your community spirit. Twins Days is more than just a festival. It's a tradition. It's a family reunion and it's a reflection on everything that Twinsburg makes so special. So, thank you. So, Mr. Marlo, we'd like to present this plaque to uh you and the school board. If we'd like to take a quick picture, we can take this to back to the board of education. And the plaque reads as we're coming up here. It says presented to Twinsburg City Schools. The twins committee hereby presents the award in appreciation for your promotion and continued support for our 50th festival. All right. Any committee requests? >> No. Do you have any more? >> Oh, he's done.

018I'm sorry. He's not done. >> I'm sorry. >> Sorry. >> I I I I try. I'm a I'm a person of few words. >> No, no. >> Thank you, Mrs. Egan. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. Thank you. >> Yeah. I have just a quick report. For those of you who don't know me, I I'm Steve Marlo. I grew up here in Twinsburg. My wife and I graduated. Our siblings graduated. My kids graduated. Um I was here. I left in 2011. I'm excited to be back, but also very nervous because this is really home. And at home, you always want to do the best you possibly can. You want to make a difference. So, I just want to make a difference. I want to help with the transition uh that we are going through and

019uh do the best I can for the the kids of this community. So that's who I am. That's what I do and that's uh my goal. Um just a couple other things. The first day of school is quickly approaching. Our first day with soft opening is Monday the 18th. We have uh new staff actually coming in tomorrow. Mrs. Farthing and her team has done a tremendous job of preparing our new staff and and and the planning that goes into what takes place when you start a new school year. I also want to thank all of our team because when you transition a new person into this role, they pick up the slack and really do a great job. So, I I can't speak highly enough the work that they've done. I know it's a lot

020more work for them, but um in the end hopefully it will pay off for them. So, I really appreciate all of our administrative team and that the job that they've done. Um, I also want to thank our custodial staff. I walk around the buildings. The buildings look great. Our our secretarial staff, our administrators have really done a good job of preparing our BU buildings for the students. Our transportation department with Mark leading that charge is doing a great job. So, we're really excited about the the coming school year. Um, lastly, I did receive a letter from the auditor of the state regarding the fiscal health of our school district. And I would be remiss if I didn't comment on this because it came last week. Um, but I wanted to make sure we as a

021board of education and our community uh knew that it did come to us. You know, currently there are existing tools that Ohio law created to monitor fiscal health for school districts like fiscal caution, fiscal watch, fiscal emergency, five-year forecast. So the audit of state recently created a new tool to uh to monitor the fiscal health of school districts and these financial health indicators act as early indicators of fiscal stress on school districts and allow district to take proactive measures to manage the finances to avoid fiscal caution, fiscal emergency, fiscal watch. So I we did receive a letter last week. U we've been identified there are eight there are actually 17 total indicators. We had eight indicators that were either cautionary or critical. So it's our job now to address this so we don't get ourselves

022into the position of fiscal cost caution, fiscal watch or fiscal emergency. So we need to work together as a team to uh come up with strategies to try to, you know, eliminate those things that are causing us fiscal stress. And I hate to do this at my first board meeting, but it's reality. So, um I I I am looking forward to the challenges and hopefully we can do things proactively to eliminate worse things down the road. Um I'm sorry to end my report on that. I'm looking forward to an outstanding school year and again I'm looking forward to helping the community transition uh to the next phase. Thank you very much, Board of Education members. Okay. Any committee reports? And no more. All right. G action items. Personnel number one. Resolve that the Twinsburg Board

023of Education accepts the certified and licensed personnel and/or contract recommendations detailed in the attached exhibits as per the dates, terms, and other applicable conditions specified pending satisfactory OC background checks. Two, resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education accepts the classified personnel and or contract recommendations detailed in the attached exhibits as per the dates terms and other applicable conditions specified pending satisfactory OC background checks. Three, resolve that the Swburg Board of Education accepts the supplement contract recommendations detailed in the attached exhibit as per the dates, terms, and other ethical conditions specified pending satisfactory OC background checks. And four, resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education accesses the pupil activity contract recommendations detailed in the attached exhibits as per the dates, terms, and other applicable conditions specified pending satisfactory OC background checks. Do I have a motion?

024>> So moved by Mrs. Egan. >> Second. Second by Mrs. Hamilton. Any discussion? M. Rosary. Can you please >> Mrs. Egan? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Hamilton? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Travis? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Davis? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Crawford? >> Yes. And that motion passes 5-0. H. Um, I'm going to read items 1 through eight. All right. Number one, resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the agreement with the LLA therapy for 2025 extended school year services for one student, including A1 one aid per the student's IEP. The total cost is not to exceed $1,200 as sent to the board under separate cover. This is a general fund expense. Two, resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the agreement with Applewood Centers Incorporated for one student to attend the Gerson School to

025provide special education and related services as documented in the students IEP for the 2025 2026 school year as sent to the board under separate cover. The tuition cost is not to exceed $49,388 and is a general fund expense. Three, resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the agreement with the Applewood Centers Incorporated for one student to attend the Gerson School to provide special education and related services as documented in the students IEP for the 2526 school year as sent to the board under separate cover. The tuition cost is not to exceed $37,041 and is a general fund expense. For a result that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the settlement agreement released in waiver for one student to attend Monarch School for the 2526 and 2627 school years as sent to the board under

026separate cover. The tuition cost for the 2526 school year is $98,26 and is a general fund expense. Five resolved that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the school health services agreement with the Children's Hospital Medical Center of Akran on in Akran Ohio to provide nursing services to the Twinsburg City School District for the 2526 school year for the agreement sent to the board under separate cover. The total is not to exceed $370,82962 and is a general fund expense. Six, resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the attached listing of technology equipment to be deleted from inventory. Seven, resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the rate change of $50 per gain for the schooler effective 2526 and 2627 school years. Eight, resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the school routes for

027the 2526 school year. Additionally, the Twinsburg Board of Education authorizes the transportation supervisor to make necessary changes to the bus routes throughout the school year. A copy of the bus routes is available in the business services department. Do I have a motion? >> So moved by Mrs. Hamilton. >> Second by Mrs. Davis. I'll take >> Mrs. Rise. Most Can I speak? Mrs. Rise, can you please call the RO? >> Mrs. Hamilton. >> Yes. >> Mrs. C. Uh, Davis, >> yes. >> Mrs. Egan, >> yes. >> Mrs. Travis, >> yes. >> Mrs. Crawford, >> yes. >> And that motion passes 5. >> All right. The board of education will need to enter into executive session at 6:55 p.m. to discuss employment um this plan and compensation of a public employee as per the board education policy

028number 0166A. Do I have a motion? >> So moved by Mrs. Hamilton. >> Second by Mrs. Egan. Miss Rosenary, can you please call the role? >> Mrs. Hamilton. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Egan. Yes, >> Mrs. Travis. >> Yes, >> Mrs. Davis. >> Yes, >> Mrs. Crawford. >> Yes, that motion passes 5-0. Um, we will um take a break and we will reconvene um when we come back. So, um for those who are watching, we will be back shortly. Thank you. We'll reconvene at 7:21 p.m. Um, I'll make that motion. Do I have a second? >> Second by Mrs. Eaggan. Mr. Ros. >> Mrs. Crawford. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Egan. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Hamilton. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Travis. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Davis. >> Yes. All right. >> All right. So, we're back on

029um action item H, new business um number nine. Resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the settlement agreement with Scott AI regarding the terms and conditions under which Mr. capacity may return to his position as assistant principal at Willox Primary School at sent to the board under separate cover. Do I have a motion? >> So moved by Mrs. Travis, second by Mrs. Davis. Any discussion? I'll say um real quick um before my vote, I'll just say I'm voting based on being a woman and a mother and I'll just leave it at that. And Anybody else? Um I will just say um based on I guess everything that's been presented to the board um I think this um this process went on much longer than it should have. um and um to I guess took

030a a bit of a while for the um board to be made aware of um some things that uh that um some factual information, but we have factual information and um presented to us to make a decision. Um, I don't think I I I think I can speak for everybody that we are not pleased at all in the position that we've been put in um over this um this situation. However, um uh and based on some things that were said tonight about um direction of our district, we've got a lot to consider. Um we've got um like I said, looking at factual information we have to make um the vote we're going to make. Um I think our board and our schools are are um superintendent. Um we'll have a very watchful eye on some

031things that are happening in the district over the next year and um and we'll have zero tolerance for certain things and and um if uh if anybody thinks that this is um well has been an easy decision um it definitely has not and I just uh I Um, I don't think there's a um I don't think anybody feels great either way about um the like I said the position we've been put in. And I know that sounds vague, but there's not much more I can say about this, but I just know that um this board has really done everything we can to get um all factual information to be able to make this decision. I don't know if anybody else has anything, but >> I'm just going to second that the um facts were presented.

032Um, I I personally feel very comfortable tonight with um the rest of the facts that were presented to me and I will make my decision tonight simply based on that. Um, again, there's things that are in place and I trust that they'll be taken care of. >> I concur with with Leah and Tina as well. >> All right, Mr. Omega, can you please follow? >> Mrs. Travis, >> yes. Mrs. Davis, >> yes. >> Mrs. Egan, >> yes. >> Mrs. Hamilton, >> no. >> Mrs. Crawford, >> no. And that motion passes three and two um 32. All right. Number 10. Um resolve that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the interd district service area agreement with Educational Service Center of Northeast Ohio in Independence, Ohio commencing July 1st, 2025 and concluding June 30th, 2026 for the

033following services. Gifted consultant, network manager, tech support specialist, tech resource assistant and security liaison as sent to the board under separate cover. This is a general fund expenditure. Do I have a motion? >> So moved by Miss Egan. >> Second by Miss Hamilton. Any discussion? >> No. Okay. >> Um Mrs. Please call the role. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Hamilton. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Travis, >> abstain. >> Mrs. Davis. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Crawford. >> Yes. >> Okay. Go ahead. Go ahead. motion um passes four with one abstension. >> Yeah, I want to thank my colleagues for uh your support in that one. At the beginning of the last couple of years, I have taken a couple of minutes to clarify why I am abstaining. Um I do work at the Educational Service Center of Northeast

034Ohio. Um I think it's important that I share just again at the beginning of the year the little bit of information there. Each county used to have a service center. Um and over the years centers closed and consolidated. At this time, the northeast um ESC was the Kyhoga County ESC. We now have 47 districts in five different counties that we have absorbed as our ESC. It's one of the largest ones in the state. It is a service center. Um it is open beyond Kyhoga County. Obviously, the ESC provides employment to for example speech pathologists and and all of the things that we heard here today, gifted techn technology supports. There's many places that we give support. It is a way of positioning these specialists into what they need as a full-time job. They may work

035in five different districts during the week. Um that we don't need someone in some of these capacities for five days. We might need them for one or we might need them for two. And we only pay for that portion. So it's a benefit or a service to us as a district. But the individuals, these specialists who have these degrees actually earn a full-time paycheck with benefits and that's their benefit to them. Since I have been on the board, I have not voted for any contract for me. I do not work for this district. I have done no work. My work is in curriculum. I deal with teachers and students and the stuff that they need to learn, testing and data, and that work impacts their teaching and learning. I work all over the state of

036Ohio. I do no work for Twinsburg City Schools. Therefore, when ESC positions come before us, I abstain because I get if I get a pay if they get a paycheck that's titled ESC like I get a paycheck because I work there. That's the only reason. Um I have stepped aside from that two times. Um it was way back right after CO when we hired some security. only security was on the statement that was read. I did public record that myself by speaking into the mic that I knew what I was doing, but I also said that our most precious commodity in our lives are our children and I wanted to vote for security. I wasn't willing to abstain. My abstensions does not mean no. My abstension is only because of that ESC involvement for both

037of us. Since we have SRO's in each building, uh you will notice that and I believe we have a great relationship with Reminderville, with our city, with our sheriff's department. You've noticed that if you've paid attention, um there have been security guards, there was some on the last agenda. I did I abstained. I feel comfortable that between our business manager, our administration, we have and our board, we have spent a lot of energy guaranteeing security in our district and I feel more comfortable with that now. So again, I abstain for the reason there's no there's I don't even know these people that we hire. I am there are all different departments. The it's a fourstory building in Independence. It's huge with hundreds of employees. Again, I only abstain when the organization that's being put on

038here is getting their paycheck marked ESC. Otherwise, I'm voting and I am legal in my voting for that. If anybody has any questions about what I do or the ESC, please reach out. I know Mr. Marlo is very familiar with this process. If you have any questions about my involvement on the board and the ESC, I'm sure he can help you, too. So, um, I just want to make that all clear for everyone that's out there and and, um, concerned about whether or not I'm okay to be here on this board. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Okay. So, next action item number 11 resolve that the Tunesburg Board of Education approves the proposal from Perman asphalt and Concrete in Akran, Ohio in the amount of $12,000 for the emergency asphalt pavement work at the

039Twinsburg High School in George G. Dodge Intermediate School as sent to the board under separate cover. This is a permanent improvement expenditure throughout 12. off that the Swinsburg Board of Education approves the proposal from Perwin Assault in Concrete in Akran in the amount of $16,500 for an emergency asphalt payment work at George G. Dodge Intermediate School as sent to the board under separate cover. This is a permanent improvement. It looks like it's twice. Okay. Um 13 resolved that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the proposal from Mid Ohio asphalt and concrete in Twinsburg, Ohio in the amount of 11,980 for emergency catch basin repair work at Twinsburg High School as sent to the board under separate cover. This is a permanent improvement expenditure. 14 resolved that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves a proposal from

040Mid Ohio asphalt and concrete in Twinsburg, Ohio in the amount of $19,560 um for emergency catch basin repair work at Samuel Bissell Elementary School as sent to the board under separate cover. This is a permanent improvement expenditure. 15. saw that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the proposal from Mid Ohio Asphot and Concrete in Twinsburg, Ohio in the amount of $6,225 for emergency catch basin repair at Wilcox Primary School as sent to the board under separate cover. This is a permanent improvement expenditure in 16 resolved that the Twinsburg Board of Education approves the proposal from Mid Ohio as fun and concrete in Twinsburg, Ohio in the amount of $6,225. Is this a repeat again for emergency cash based on repair work at Twinsburg, Ohio? Um, sent to the board under separate cover this improvement plan.

041I feel like 15 and 16 and 11 and 12 are repeats. >> They're they're not they're different buildings. >> Yeah, different buildings. >> Fox education. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Okay. And the reason for us needing board approval, um, Miss Board President, the reason for us needing board approval is, uh, we look at the total per district job, which goes over $25,000, which is the limit for board amounts. >> Yes. My eyes read the same thing. It's fine. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, I have a motion. >> So moved by Mrs. Hamilton. >> Second by Miss Egan. Any discussion? >> All right. Mr. I >> Mrs. Hamilton. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Egan? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Travis? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Davis? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Crawford? >> Yes. And that motion passes five zero.

042Any miscellaneous? >> All right. Um the board does have um a reason to enter into executive session again. So, the board will enter into executive session at 7:32 p.m. to discuss employment discipline and compensation of public employees as per the board of education policy number 0166A. I'll make a motion. Do I have a second? >> Second by Mrs. Egan. Miss Rose, can you please call the role? >> Mrs. Crawford? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Egan? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Davis? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Hamilton? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Travis? >> Yes. All right. And that motion passes 50. Um, I make a motion to adjourn at 7:33 p.m. Well, never mind. We're going to session. So, all right. I do not feel the need that we will reconvene. So, um, we are now entering into executive

043session. Um, thank you and have a great night.

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