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The meeting included student recognitions, presentations from OAPSE and PSLEA, public participation, treasurer and superintendent reports, approval of financial reports, then and now over \$3,000, personnel matters including resignations, one-year contracts, and leaves of absence, supplemental contract matters, Butler County ESC contracts, a Triangle Therapy contract, approval of student handbooks, school/class fees revision, purchases over \$15,000, an OFCC resolution, and discussion items including a master plan. An executive session was held to discuss personnel matters and negotiations. A three-year contract with PSLEA was approved.

The meeting included presentations from the superintendent, covering contracts with the Butler County Educational Service Center for occupational therapy/physical therapy, psychology services, and orientation and mobility/vision impaired services. The board approved all three contracts.

The board meeting covered various topics, including student and FFA program updates, personnel matters (classified and supplemental contracts), out-of-state trips, purchases over \$15,000, authorization of a design firm selection process, and informational items from the superintendent. Discussions also included upcoming resolutions for income tax and bond levy, and a maintenance request for a railing at the Jr/Sr High School.

The meeting included student achievement recognitions, presentations on robotics, FFA, school safety, and union contributions. Financial reports, gifts, contracts (Triangle Therapy Services), and the five-year forecast were approved. Personnel matters were addressed, including resignations, contract approvals, amendments, and non-renewals. Supplemental contracts were approved for the 2017-18 and 2018-19 school years. Summer technology workers and custodial workers were discussed, along with overnight and out-of-state trips. The summer school program, school fees, and a parent involvement policy were approved. A memorandum of understanding on leave of absence was approved, along with purchases exceeding \$15,000. A resolution declaring urgent necessity for roof and building repairs was approved. The superintendent's report was approved, and various reports from principals, directors, and supervisors were reviewed. Report card changes were discussed, and an addendum to the superintendent's contract was approved.

The meeting involved recognition of a student athlete, public participation with discussion on a potential levy and school building conditions, approval of financial reports and appropriations, and various personnel matters including resignations, contract approvals, and amendments. Contracts with outside entities were also approved, including those for accounting services, therapy services, and insurance. A resolution was approved to request permission to transfer bond retirement funds and another to declare the necessity of levying an annual tax and issuing bonds. Discussion included the potential closure of West Elkton school and the adoption of new board policies. Finally, informational items covered additional preschool classrooms, eSpark donations, testing changes, graduation requirements, and athletic uniforms.