Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Bill Mattingly’s organization
Aug 18, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education Special Meeting
The Board approved a consent agenda covering various personnel and finance items. Specific actions included the acceptance of staff retirements, resignations, new appointments, changes of status, and leaves of absence. The Board also approved an administrative contract, name changes, and extended time compensation. Financial actions involved the approval of the FY27-FY30 financial forecast, authorization of fund advances, payment of purchase orders, and an appropriations amendment for the FY27 budget. Additionally, a work session was held regarding a strategic plan update for Goals 4 and 5.
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This document, presented as a Treasurer's Report, serves to inform and educate stakeholders regarding District finances and school funding in Ohio, aligning with Goal 5, Objective 3 of the CH-UH Strategic Plan. It details three key types of Property Tax Levies: Operating, Emergency, and Permanent Improvement, outlining their purposes, characteristics, and duration to enhance financial transparency.
Aug 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The board met to conduct various personnel and financial actions, including approving retirements, resignations, new appointments, and status changes. Financial approvals included the June financial reports and the FY27 tax rate acceptance resolution. Additionally, the board approved a resolution to submit a 6.5-mill tax levy to the school district electors. Executive sessions were held to discuss personnel matters and legal disputes. Reports were provided by the Superintendent and Treasurer.
Jul 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education Special Meeting
The Board approved various personnel actions, including resignations, new appointments, status changes, a name change, and extended time compensation. Additionally, the Board discussed and passed a resolution declaring it necessary to levy an additional 6.5-mill tax for current expenses, and voted to amend the agenda to facilitate public comment regarding this financial recommendation.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
