001You're welcome. All right. Good evening everybody. Welcome to the Mayfield Board of Education Board meeting April 22 23rd 2025. I call uh for roll call. Mr. Snder. Mr. Faro here. Made here. Mr. Proek here. Mr. Hess here. Mr. Pre here. We could 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. Thank you. All right, we're going to start uh with our honors. Uh we have some great fabulous students and staff that we're going to recognize tonight. So, we have a bunch if we looked at the agenda. So, let's get this rolling. Mr. Lyn. Yeah. [Music] All right. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome. Uh thank you uh
002for our all those of you in attendance. Uh just to be clear, our board meeting in January was canceled due to the cold days. It's also during the Buckeyes National Championship. So we had quite a few cold days. Uh so uh we uh moved our students uh that were to be honored in January and our staff members who are all here with us in attendance tonight. Uh so to get this started, I would like to welcome Mr. Ryan Lumen uh to the stage who's going to be honored uh honoring one of our 12th grade amazing students, Kylie Holloway. Mr. Come on [Applause] up. All right. Just so everybody can hear, I'll use the mic. So, first we have Kylie Holloway. Kylie, come on up. Kylie was recognized by the fine arts department as Mayfield High
003School student of the month in December. Kylie has been a member of the Pride of Mayfield Wildcat Marching Band for four years where she serves as the saxophone section leader. She's also a member of the Mayfield High School Jazz Ensemble where she plays lead as Alto. Additionally, Kylie plays in the limited edition show choir instrumental combo as production. She's a dedicated member of the music program at Mayfield High School and has performed or been involved in almost every musical during her four years. In addition to Kylie's involvement in music program, she's also deeply involved in the visual arts courses at Mayfield. Kylie has taken art all four years of high school and is currently excelling in advanced art 2 honors as well as AP drawing. Kylie is a thoughtful, creative, and immensely talented artist who
004has been recognized for this talent by having artwork featured in Voices magazine as well as in the fine art showcase. Additionally, this past summer, Kylie attended summer pre-ol at the Cleveland Institute of Art to further her artistic abilities. After graduation, Kylie plans to continue her artistic pursuits at the postsecary level. She continuous continually exhibits the qualities it takes to be successful in Mayfield's fine arts program and is an outstanding student role model. For these reasons and more, she was recognized as a shining example of Mayfield excellence. Congratulations, Cath. [Music] You got Oh, yeah. [Music] Sorry. Sure. Let's do those first. And then one over here. [Music] Sure. Yay. Congratulations again, Kylie. Uh, and now, uh, to honor our next, uh, student, outstanding student, I'd like to welcome Miss Jackie Baker to the stage who will
005be honoring Phoebe Son. Miss Baker. [Music] Hello everyone. I have the pleasure and honor of of telling you a little bit about Phoebe. Phoebe has had an excellent year here at Mayfield. Phoebe was recognized as Mayfield's Maple High School student of the month in the month of October. She approaches each day with an open mind, a positive attitude, and a radiant smile that brightens the classroom. Her happy demeanor and eagerness to learn make her a joy to work with. A consistent and active participant, Phoebe turns in all of her assignments with exceptional quality and demonstrates a genuine passion for learning. Phoebe carries this same enthusiasm to CBEC where she thrives in gaining practical skills through hands-on job training and real world experiences. She's excelling at stakes manufacturing in Eastay and Battalia nursing home and mentor
006where she has completed her elder care certificate along with earning four industry recognized credentials. Add additionally she's participated in rise up a weekly instructional program focused on customer service where she was awarded 12 more industry credentials. Pho has truly fallen in love with her time at CBEC, even sharing that she wishes she could sleep there because she enjoys it so much. Her dedication, positivity, and passion for what she's learning are nothing short of inspiring. We are excited to recognize Phoebe Sanderman on all her outstanding accomplishments. She is an excellent example of the Wildcat Way. Congratulations, Phoebe. I love that we can see Congratulations. Thank you. And I have the privilege and honor of recognizing our next student would Max Kefir, 10th grade student high school. Please come on up. Max Congratulations. Max is an exceptional
007student, consistently demonstrating academic excellence, leadership, and a strong work work ethic. He thrives in creative environments with a deep passion for creative writing and a major role in the Voices magazine club. His love for modern art and caricatures fuels his creativity, and his favorite musical artist, modern baseball, serves as a key inspiration. Max's teacher, Mrs. Long Goldberg states, "Max Kefir is an incredible young man who embodies what it means to be a Wildcat. Every day when Max arrived to class, he greets me with a warmer smile and kind words that set a positive tone for the day. Beyond academics, Max's integrity and depth of character are admirable. His dedication to learning and his kindness towards others make him a shining example of the Wildcat spirit. Max is also a dedicated, hardworking individual. He balances two
008jobs, working at the Produce Place Market and spending summers at Hawin Day Camp. His perseverance and commitment extend beyond the classroom, making him a well-rounded and driven student. Max would also like to express his gratitude to those who have influenced his journey. He extends a special thank you to Mr. Pub, who has been a huge inspiration in the classroom. Most importantly, Max would like to thank his family, his parents, Janelle and Jimmy, his grandparents, Rick and Debbie Capreta, and his brothers Jonah, Julian, and Malcolm, all members of the Wildcat Nation, for their unwavering support and encouragement. Max's perseverance, kindness, and dedication Wildcat spirit, and we are proud to celebrate his accomplishments. Congratulations, Max, on this well-deserved honor. We're proud to recognize you as an outstanding student representative of Mayfield High School. Heat. Heat. [Music] family.
009Family. Yeah. Oh, grandparents. A family affair. Thank you. And now shifting to our outstanding staff at Newfield High School, I now have the privilege of honoring Mr. Brad Driver. Mr. Brad Driver, please. [Applause] I'd also like to extend a welcome to Brad's wife, Becca, and his kids, Rayan and Kinsley, who are here with us this evening. So, shout out to the back row. Good to see you guys. Brad is a passionate and dedicated educator who consistently puts Mayfield first. He can be found staying late to rehearse with his students, representing the school at Friday night football games and parades, or stepping in to assist his colleagues whenever needed. His commitment to the success and well-being of our students is evident in everything he does. Patri, fellow music department teacher and assistant band director said, "Selfless,
010diligent, and compassionate. These are all words I would use to describe Brad Driver. During my first day student teaching at Mayfield, I immediately noticed the tight-knit bond in the band program between the students, booster parents, families, and staff. I was truly blown away by the positive culture and community Brad has cultivated. Jen Stevenson, department chair and colleague, sums up Brad's devotion beautifully. Brad Triber is a passionate educator who truly cares about the success of his students in the music program at Bayfield. Brad spends countless hours outside the school day rehearsing with his students in order to help them succeed in the many performances they have each year. From my own perspective, I can attest to Brad's reliability. Whenever I call him, before I even finish asking, he's already helping. Brad is ready, willing, and able
011to help with excellence. Brad even adds extra conditioner to his beard for home football games in hopes of getting the win. It's true. Brian Fcher, one of Brad's music department colleagues, also appreciate Brad's resourcefulness and personal touch. I appreciate his ability to solve nearly any problem that correlates to another thing I admire, which is how good he is with people. Whenever something needs to get done, he knows exactly who to talk to and how best to accomplish the goal. And he knows everyone's name. I wish I had that memory. Brad Triver's unwavering dedication, leadership, and genuine care truly set him apart as an outstanding educator. On behalf of the Mayfield High School community and the Mayfield community, I'd like to express our deep gratitude for his service and ask that we join together in recognizing
012Mr. Driver for his extraordin extraordinary contributions to our district. Congratulations, Brad. [Applause] Brillin, Kinsley, and Becky, you want to come up for a picture? All right. You want to get on this guy? Look at that guys. At this moment, I would like to call up Mrs. Deanna Ellen, director of innovative and consortium programming at Mfield High School to honor our next staff member, Lydia Lavel. Mrs. standing back here. It is my distinct honor tonight to recognize an exceptional member of our Mayfield High School family, Miss Lydia Label. Lydia serves as a paraprofessional at Mayfield High School, but her contributions to our school and our students go far beyond that job title. She is a standout employee, someone who consistently goes above and beyond for both um our students and all of the programs that support.
013Lydia is a person you can always count on. She's not only a dedicated and skilled professional, but she's also a go-to point person in our building. Whether it's assisting with a challenging situation, supporting a student's need, or helping out a colleague, Lydia is always happy to step in and lend a hand. One of the qualities that truly sets Lydia apart is her proactive approach. even in the middle of a hallway, in the middle of a school day. She's not just bringing up problems, she's bringing solutions. She is thoughtful, creative, and always focused on what's best for our students and our school community. Lydia's commitment to our students and programs extends well beyond the school day. She can often be found after hours lending her time and energy to activities like perfect pause, our special homecoming,
014and prom dances. These events are meaningful experience to our students, and Lydia plays a key role in making them a success. Teacher Mrs. Kathleen Morgan says, "Lydia supports perfect paws, banner buddies, friends clubs, homecoming, and prom for our students with special needs. Lydia is that one ina- million staff member who combines her strength, knowledge, training, expertise, and compassion to make an impactful difference in the high school experience for our most special students. What makes us proud and honored to be called a Mayfield Wildcat is Lydia. She exemplifies what it means to be just that, a wildat. MHS teacher Mr. Jeremy Pillow says, "When I started at the high school 3 years ago, she was very supportive to me. She noticed my strengths, but at the same time helped me to learn and understand parts of
015the job that I've never done before. Lydia, you are an invaluable part of our team, and we are so fortunate to have you. Please join me in congratulating and celebrating Miss Lydia Lavell because she truly makes a difference in the lives of our students and our school community." Lydia Heat. Heat. Do you feel okay? And now I have Jack. All right, there we go. And now I have the distinguished pleasure of honoring Miss Christine C. Craig. Chris, please come on up. Let's welcome her to the stage. Chris and daughter who are in attendance with us here tonight. So, welcome. Mayfield High School is built on tradition, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to students. And no one embodies these values more than Mrs. Christine C. Gray, a proud Mannyfield graduate who truly bleeds green. Chris has
016been a pillar of our school community, shaping the lives of countless students and colleagues throughout remarkable career. As the self-appointed quote mom of MHS, Chris has provided expert advice, counsel, and guidance to so many. Always offering her wisdom with honesty and heart. A straight shooter who never misses words. She leads with integrity and always does what is best for her students and the Mayfield school community. Chris doesn't just talk about school spirit. She is school spirit. From coaching cheerleading early in her career to advising United Way and Cat's cabinet for many years, her passion for Mayfield is unmatched. She single-handedly revived the powderpuff game, turning it into a beloved homecoming tradition that will continue for years to come. Beyond her contributions outside the classroom, Chris has been an excellent teacher in the social studies department.
017Her students speak of her thoughtful approach, her dedication to their success and the genuine care she shows every single one of them. Social studies colleagues Aaron Osborne and Sylvia Shepard State. Throughout her career at Mayfield, Chris not only taught her students social studies, but also nurtured the new teachers entering both the department and the building. She was quick to take new teachers under her wing, show us the ins and outs of the school, lend a listening ear, and fiercely support us. Former student and now colleague Nicole Dasco states just how impactful Chris has been to her life and the lives of her students by sharing. I was placed in Mrs. C. government class when I transferred to Mayfield my junior year from a rival school not to be named. What stood out most in Mrs.
018Dra's class was how much I wanted to learn in her class and that was all because of her. She had a way of breaking down tough concepts and making them make sense. Her impact her impact on my life didn't end in high school. I actually met my husband in her class. Hello. Years later, my own children were fortunate enough to learn from her as well. She has touched multiple generations of my family and she will always hold a special place in our hearts. As she prepares to retire at the end of this school year, Mayfield will feel the loss of an irre irreplaceable educator, mentor, and friend. While we will deeply miss her presence, we are excited for her as she embarks on the next chapter, spending more time with her husband Dan, recently retired
019elementary teacher in Independence, and her wonderful daughters, Kylie and Cassidy. Please join me in recognizing Chrissy Gray for extraordinary contributions to Mayfield High School and Mayfield City School District. [Applause] Thank you. Thank you. Thought I forgot. Thank you. [Applause] Thank you, Mr. Lynn. Congratulations on your day. Congratulations, everybody. Uh we're going to call up Mr. Nate Mishko for more recognition. Thank you. Good evening. Good good evening everyone. Uh my name is Nate Bishop. I'm the director of XLT Tech. First I want to thank uh Dr. Barnes and the board for allowing us to present tonight. Uh it's always fun when we get to brag about XLT. So if I could have our four students please come up all together. Uh so about a month ago um we took Excel Tech. We took a team of
020approximately uh 53 students down to Columbus for the state skills USA uh state championships. And out of those 53 stand right in front here so everybody can see you. Um and out of those competitions we were able to have 12 state champions from all of our students. Four of those state champions uh in their competitions are Mayfield students and they're here with us tonight. To put this in perspective, uh there are about 4,000 students who compete at the state level in uh in Skills USA. So this that puts these four students in the top 1% of career tech students in the state of Ohio. So we'd like to recognize Mista Nyak. She is a student in our CAD engineering program. She won a state championship in the principles of engineering technology competition. She will be
021going on to the University of Cincinnati where she will study mechanical engineering. We'd like to recognize David Wei. He is also a member of our CAD engineering program. He won a state championship in the additive manufacturing competition. A side note of competition that I will say uh Mr. Schmidt is in the in the audience. If you would just wave, Mr. Schmidt. Uh he's pretty much got a monopoly on this competition as we wins uh states in that competition every year. But David uh again, additive manufacturing. He will be continuing his education at Kent State University. Well, he will also be majoring in mechanical engineering. So, excuse me, mechanical engineering technology. And then we have uh Jamie Wayer. Jamie is a member of our interactive media program. Uh he and his brother uh Tommy Wner both
022uh won state championships in the web design contest. Jamie will be uh furthering his education at Cleveland Institute of Art and he will be majoring in graphic design. And Tommy will be going to John Carroll University and majoring in computer science. I still don't know the difference between the two of them. So, but that said, uh congratulations and and again to put this in perspective, these four uh at the end of the month in June are going to go down to Atlanta and they are going to compete against uh in the national competition and approximately about 10,000 students will be in Atlanta competing. So hopefully at the end of June, the four of them will come back as national champions. So congratulations And after this photo, a family is here. Please come on out. Feel
023short. J. Sure. Can we get a picture? Mr. Sushi, would you go up here, please? I'd like to read this proclamation. Whereas, Mr. Pranuchi has dedicated 28 years of exemplary service to the student, staff, and community of Ma Mayfield City Schools. And whereas for the past 25 years, he's been a pillar of the XLTech ITP program, inspiring countless students to explore, innovate, and pursue excellence in the ever evolving world of technology. And whereas Mr. Succi currently serves as a department chair, leading with integrity, passion, and his unwavering commitment to the collaboration and growth. And whereas his contributions extend beyond the classroom, serving as a trusted Skills USA adviser, playing a vital role in the coordination of National Technical Honor Society, which we inducted 135 students the other day, and continually stepping up to support every
024initiative, project, and challenge at the Innovation Center in XLT. And whereas his colleagues, students, and community have come to rely on his steady leadership, creative problem solving, and tireless dedication to making a difference. Now therefore, be it proclaimed that we with deep appreciation and respect honor Mr. Ron Suchi for his extraordinary contributions, his lasting impact on generations of students and his unwavering commitment to the spirit of education, innovation, and service. Let it be known that Ron Suchi is not only a remarkable educator, but also true cornerstone of the XLT family and Mayfield community. We thank him for 28 years of incredible service and county. Thank you, Ron. about uh two weeks ago, we had uh numerous uh career tech educators from across the state come up and visit XLTE. And it was really nice that
025one of our very own board members, Jolene Grieve, um spoke a testimonial about her son who went through the ITP program and just the the immense impact that Mr. Succi had on her son throughout his time at XLT. Ron, from the bottom of my heart, and I mean this, we can't do what we do at XLT without your contributions and your help. So, thank you so much for everything. I What's going on? that I'm calling So, we'd like to uh have uh Katie Tom come up for our next recognition. Good evening. I'm Katie Tomco principal. We're going to start off by recognizing our student Justin McCabe. Can you come on up? [Music] This is Justin's third year at Sbec. He has participated in multiple job exploration opportunities such as SEFAR, the food bank, the Jewish
026community center, Essentially Organic, Heman's, Old Navy, and Ursulent College. Justin is currently job training at King David, and his mentor reports that he can always tell when Justin has been at work. He appreciates just work ethic work ethic and attention to detail. He has learned many work readiness skills including flexibility, selfm motivation, initiative, and problem solving skills. Because of these skills, Justin has been employed at Giant Eagle since October 2024, where he continues to demonstrate a positive attitude and amazing work ethic. In his spare time, Justin enjoys participating in a bowling league. And it has been a pleasure to have Justin at CBC and we look forward to hearing about all of his successes in the future. Thank you. Okay, sounds good. Sounds good. Thank you. You know what? Thank you. Now, we're going to
027move on to staff recognitions. Um, first we're going to recognize Sarah Kiso, who's not able to be here tonight. Um, however, Sarah has an unwavering commitment to helping our students, prioritizing their needs, and going above and beyond in every aspect of her position. Her efforts in assisting students, in obtaining jobs, and supporting them through every step of their journey have been truly remarkable. Her dedication to ensuring that each individual student receives the attention and support they need to succeed is commendable and sets a standard of excellence for all of us. Sarah's genuine care and concern for the well-being of our students have made a significant impact on their lives and the overall success of our program. Her willingness to go the extra mile to ensure that every student feels valued and supported is truly inspiring.
028You will also find Sarah spending her evenings, weekends, and breaks talking to parents and agencies to ensure students and families are attended to in a timely manner. Her hard work, creativity, and innovative ideas have contributed to the success of our program. Sarah's commitment to excellence and ability to collaborate with her colleagues have been instrumental in driving our program and initiatives forward. I also want to acknowledge the support she provides her fellow colleagues by lending a helping hand, providing guidance and support and encou encouraging success which have not gone unnoticed. I'd like to express my heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to her dedication and hard work which serves as an inspiration to us all. I am grateful to have her as a valued member of our team and her contributions have made a significant difference every day
029and I'm truly grateful for all she does. Next, I'd like to invite up Patty [Music] Granera. All right. Patty has been instrumental in supporting the needs of our students and the program changes that have occurred this year. I want to thank you for your incredible dedication and compassion you bring to our students and staff every day. Your flexibility in responding to their their unique needs, your patience and every challenge and your unwavering positivity create a nurturing and supportive environment that doesn't go unnoticed. You come to work each day with a smile that brightens the building, a team spirit that strength strengthens our staff, and a heart full of genuine compassion. These qualities make a profound impact not only on our students, but on the entire building. Thank you for being an essential part of our
030team and for the joy and commitment you bring to your role. You are truly making a difference in the lives of the students you support. You want me to hold that then? Sorry. Congratulations. [Applause] Next, I'd like to invite up Dale Mitchell is retiring after 19 years of service whose unwavering dedication and passion has shaped the lives of countless students and families. As a job training coordinator, Gail was instrumental in building strong job sites, meaningful opportunities, and positive relationships with her community partners. She also utilized her special talents outside of work such as gardening, baking, and being a seamstress, and I'm sure many others to enhance the learning experiences of our students. Gail's collaboration and creativity foster new ideas and excitement amongst the staff that will be truly missed. Congratulations on your well-earned retirement and
031thank you for everything that you have done. You leave behind not just a role well-filled but a lasting impact on a program. here. You know what? Right back. All right. And last but not least, Angela Pierce. Since 2003, Angela has served with heart and purpose as a job coach. Her role as a job coach at Hillcrest Hospital has allowed students with disabilities hands-on experiences to empower students to build confidence, independence, and real world skills. Beyond her professional contributions, Angela has cultivated meaningful connections both within the school and within the community, demonstrating the power of networking, collaboration, and kindness. When she walks into Hillcrest Hospital, everyone knows her by name, and you will find her racing to the next area of the hospital, putting students to work on tasks that need to be completed. Because of
032the relationships she has built, students have been able to access a variety of experiences including food service, housekeeping, essential processing department, and registration. We wish you well-deserved rest in this next chapter, and you will be dearly missed, but forever appreciated. I did everything. your phone. And then [Music] here [Music] Congratulations everybody that was recognized. Students and staff, thank you for everything you do. Uh thank you for the district and for Chris, Gail, and Angela on behalf of the board. Thank you for your service and wish you all the best of your retirement. Uh at this time, we're going to take a break. So if anybody wants to weather out there in the cab or playing an hour, so we're going to get to business after this. So five minute break. We won't hold against you.
033You want to go. Thank you. Yes. All right, we're going to get back uh moving here. Our next uh item is our community communications. We did not have anybody to contact the board for uh communication and nobody fill out a form for public comment. So, we're going to move on to the president's announcements. I just have one uh because this was a this was a great night with the recognition that we had with the students and staff. Um great to see that. Uh the one announcement of the music man we attended that my wife and I what a wonderful job they did with that children's choir. It was a great show. We really enjoyed it and pass it on to the director and that a good job. Uh next we'll move the uh superintendent's announcements.
034No announcements, Mr. President. Thank you. Any board committee reports? Moving on. Superintendent's comm set agenda A through R. Have a motion for approval. Second. Yes, sir. Roll call. Mr. Faro, yes. M. Yes. M. Proac. Yes. Mr. Hus. Yes. Mr. Tres. Yes. Dr. Burton. Thank you, Mr. President. Um, I have a few announcements that I'd like to just share with those in attendance today. Uh, first off, good evening everyone in attendance. Uh tonight it is my distinct honor uh to recognize and celebrate a leader who has made a lasting impact on our Mayfield community. Our assistant superintendent, Mr. Steve Net, who retired. Steve began his tenure as assistant superintendent in 2018 under the then then direction of superintendent Mr. Keith Kelly. From the very beginning, he brought a level of steadiness, professionalism, and a heart that
035is rare in any organization. When I returned to Mayfield to serve as superintendent, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to work alongside Steve. You see, when I was an athletic director, I often called on Steve, who was the athletic director of Bully East, for advice. So, I was very familiar with who he was and what he brought to the table. Here at Mayfield, he has truly been a rock for our administrative team. always steady, always reliable, always driven by what's best for our students and staff. His confidence is unmatched and his ability to navigate complex challenges with calm and clarity has been a gift to all of us. What I admire most about Steve is not just his intellect or leadership. It's his deep love and appreciation for people. That's a trait that can't
036be taught. It's something you feel when you work with Steve. Something you see in the way he treats others and something that he has left behind here at Mayfield and our community that would be everlasting. On behalf of the Mayfield Board of Education, myself, our staff, and the entire Mayfield City Schools community, thank you, Mr. Nelick, for your extraordinary service, your steadfast leadership, and your heart. You have made us better and you will be missed. Congratulations on a welldeserved retirement. Thank you, sir. [Applause] Well, the truth is we have some workers. You can't get away that simple. Mr. President, I also like to take a moment to recognize and celebrate several other exceptional leaders in our Mayfield family who are stepping into new roles for the coming school year. First, congratulations to Mr. Jeff Lean
037on his well-deserved promotion to assistant superintendent. I'm extremely excited for Jeff to take on this role. Jeff truly epitomizes what it means to be a Wildcat. as a proud Mayfield graduate and having served as principal of Oaklander Elementary and Maple High School, Jeff brings with him a deep systems level appreciation and understanding of our district. He sees the big picture, understands the culture, and he leads with both passion and purpose. Congratulations, Jeff. I look forward to continuing our work together in your new capacity. Thank you. Next, congratulations to Mr. Paul Dino on his promotion to director of human resources classified in business operations. Where is Paul? After serving 19 years as an outstanding middle school principal, once principal of the year, Paul down brings his talents and heart for the people to a broader stage.
038His people first approach and deep commitment to collaboration will serve our district well as we continue to grow and evolve. Paul, thank you for all you've done and the lives that you've touched and the families that will ever forever cherish your leadership. looking forward to this new chapter. Thank you. I'd also like to congratulate Jaclyn Mclofflin on her promotion to principal of Middle Mayfield Middle School. This was truly one of the easiest recommend recommendations I've had the privilege to make. Jackie has been instrumental in the middle school success both as an exceptional teacher and as a dedicated assistant principal. She has earned the trust and respect of the staff, students, and family alike. Jackie, what you don't know is I talked to several middle school staff members prior to talking to you and each one
039of them shared without question and without hesitation just how impactful of a leader you are. So, we're excited for you to take on this next chapter at Natefield Middle School and lead us into the future. [Applause] Congratulations. Up and down, church. Finally, congratulations to Shawn Kramer, who will serve as the new principal of Lander Elementary. Shawn is no stranger to learn. You see, he once taught in the building brings with him not only an exceptional understanding of teaching and learning, but also a kind of steady leadership that uplifts teams and empowers student success. Sean, we're thrilled to see you come into this new role full circle and lead lander into the next chapter. When I talked to Shawn talking about two former coaches, he was equally as fired up as I was. I could tell
040in his eyes that this was a chapter that he was ready to take on. Sean, I also, as you know, talked to several staff members about the possibility of you leaving. Without question, without hesitation, they said he's the guy. So, welcome to your new role. We look forward to all that you're going to do moving forward at L. Congratulations Sean. Jeff, Paul, Jackie, and Sean, congratulations. You have all earned this. I'm extremely excited for what lies ahead, and I have every confidence that under your leadership, Mayfield's future remains incredibly bright. God bless you all. Thank you. Congratulations everybody on behalf of the board. Um you know although you're in new roles uh it's the consistency of being around and bringing up the next group of administrators for us keeping schools forward focused in doing what
041we need to do in this district. Thank you and we appreciate it. And Steve, best of luck and I'm sure we'll be seeing you sometime down the road. Thank you everybody. Uh we're going to move on next to our other superintendent business. Remind us that the school year is almost done. We're going to approve uh the class of 2025 Maple High School graduates. Motion for approval. So move second. Roll call. Mr. Faro. Yes. M. Yes. Mr. Ros. Yes. Mr. H. Yes. Mr. Pressy. Yes. Item B, classified supplementals. Roll call. I mean motion for approval. Get out of here. We'll move now. Al, thank you. Second. Thank you. Roll call. Mr. Paro, abstain. M. Yes. Mr. Ros. Yes. Mr. H. Yes. Mr. Pressy. Yes. Item C, addendum number three, textbook and materials recommendation. Motion for approval.
042Someone second. Roll call. Mr. Narum. Yes. Mr. Yes. Mr. H. Yes, Mr. Hughes. Mr. Hess lost here. May I start that over again? Yes, M. Miss Green. There it is. Mk. Yes. Yes. And Mr. We always have to say show up once in a while. All right. Moving on to section 10, treasury report. Uh financial statements for March 30th, 2025. Motion for approval. Move. Second. Roll call. Noro. Yes. M. Reed. Yes. Mr. Ros. Yes. H. Yes. Mr. Passy. Yes. Item B, financial transaction. I'll make the motion to have a second. Second. Roll call. Yes. Yes. Rosk. Yes. Hess. Yes. Pressy. Yes. Item C, appropriation correction. Motion for approval. Actually, that was the end of A through C. Mr. Bernardo, we're on to item C donations. Oh, yes. We're on donations. Item C donations. C. Yes.
043Motion for approval. Second. Third. Roll call. Minaro. Yes. M. Yes. Ma. Yes, Mr. Hess. Yes, Mr. Press. Yes. In the other treasures business, we have a tax rate resolution for tax year 2025. Motion for approval. So move. Second. And I just wanted to bring up on on that that the listing is um some of the different things that we've had in the past. One of which is the library. So that is the the old library that was always our building. Mr. Taro, yes. Mr. Reed, yes. Mr. Ros, yes. Mr. H. Yes. Mr. Tesy, yes. Item B, minutes of the regular board meeting, March 19th, 2025. Motion for approval. Second. Roll call. Yes. Mr. Brie, yes. Mr. Proac, yes. Mr. S, yes. Mr. Caress, yes. Item C, 2025 26, health insurance rate. Motion for approval. So
044move. Second. Roll call, please. Yes. M. Yes. Mr. Ros, yes. Mr. Hess, yes. Item 12 under board business. Other board business. We have a walk-in addendum. The retirement and res and scheduling a public hearing for reemployment consideration. Motion for approval. Second call. Mr. Carl. Yes. M. Yes. Mr. Yes. Mr. Yes. Yes. Item B, our walking addendum compensation adjustment for the treasur. Motion for approval. So move. Second. Roll call. Mr. Naro. Yes. M. Yes. Mr. Croc. Yes. Mr. Hess. Yes. Mr. Pressy. Yes. And then we have our walk in addendum settlement agreement and release. Motion for approval. Second. Roll call. Yes. Mr. Reed, yes. Mr. Croc, yes. Mr. Hess, yes. Mr. President, yes. And finally, uh, adjournment. Motion for approval. So move second. Roll call. Mr. Faro, yes. Miss Reed, yes. Mack, yes. Mr. Hess, yes.
045And Mr. Yes. Thank you, everybody.