Treasurer / Chief Financial Officer at Avon Local School District
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Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent
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The board meeting included the appointment of an Interim Superintendent and the amendment of administrative resignations. Key reports featured a comprehensive overview of achievements and focus areas at Avon High School, such as the College, Career, Workforce, and Military Readiness initiative and new pilot programs for career technical education. The board reviewed proposed policies, discussed financial updates regarding property tax revenues and budget adjustments, and determined not to directly sponsor out-of-country travel. Furthermore, the board authorized several operational actions, including curriculum adoptions for math, insurance rate approvals, various service agreements, personnel actions, and approved construction contracts including a fire alarm replacement. An executive session was held to discuss personnel and legal negotiations.
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The board participated in a work session featuring a presentation by the district's legal counsel regarding sunshine laws, board member duties, liabilities, roles, public record requirements, and potential conflicts of interest. Additionally, the board reviewed a board development plan, a district communication plan, and discussed policies related to operations, board-staff communications, and relations with the superintendent and treasurer. The session also covered strategies for facilities planning and methods for gathering public input and community communication.
The meeting commenced with a discussion regarding follow-up actions from the prior meeting concerning the Title IX Coordinator role. A school report featured a presentation by a Digital Creation and Marketing class on their pop-up shop success and business introduction. Discussions on proposed 2026-2027 middle school bell schedules addressed state intervention time requirements and lunch period timing, leading to a decision to explore schedule rearrangement options. Board reports included an update on Endowment grant approvals. Policy discussions focused on the Overdose Reversal Drugs policy, which the board decided not to advance at this time. The Treasurer's Report included an analysis of property tax reform legislation (HB 96, HB 335, HB 129, and HB186) and the financial forecast, indicating a potential need for an operating levy sooner than previously expected. Operational actions approved included various financial reports, appropriation modifications due to newly secured grants (School Bus Safety and Attorney General safety grants), and stipends for technology and innovation duties. Personnel actions involved the approval to rescind a retirement intent, acceptance of several certified and classified retirements and resignations, approval of supplemental contracts, and approval of unpaid leave and days for certain staff members. Agreements were approved with various entities including LCCC, Cuyahoga Community College, BCI, ESCLC, ESC of Lorain County, Ripcho Studio, Inc., Coro Medical LLC, and PSI Associates, LLC, alongside quotes for landscaping and service contracts. Finally, the board approved 336 seniors for graduation and entered into an executive session to discuss compensation and terms of employment for public employees.
The meeting included reports from Heritage Elementary, highlighting their PBIS program and a bronze recognition award, featuring a performance by the 4th and 5th-grade choir. The Treasurer presented the OSBA annual report and detailed the 2026-2027 tax budget preparation, noting the impact of homestead and owner-occupied credits and future effects of 2025 property tax reform. Operational actions approved included establishing the 2026 IRS mileage rate at $0.725 per mile and approving the 2026-2027 tax budget. The Superintendent reported on student exam preparations, recovery from illness-related absences, ongoing efforts to recruit classified staff, and the initiation of 2026-2027 staffing analysis. Stipends were approved for staff covering the vacant Director of Technology and Innovation position duties. Personnel actions involved accepting resignations for supplemental and classified positions, approving certified and classified substitutes, extending classified contracts, approving unpaid days for several employees, and approving numerous supplemental contracts for athletic coaching positions. Additional operational approvals included agreements with School Date Books and the ESC of Lorain County, a request to seek bids for a fire alarm system at Heritage Elementary, and accepting donations.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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