Loudonville-Perrysville School District

The Loudonville-Perrysville Board of Education convened to discuss various topics, including public participation where concerns were raised about employee discipline and weight room music. The board scheduled a work session for November 6 and reviewed the Class of 2017 ACT information and report card data. They entered and returned from an executive session. The agenda/consent agenda was approved, including the financial report, employment of personnel, supplemental positions, pupil activity contracts, stipends, and new, revised, and replacement policies. Donations were accepted, as was the resignation of certificated/licensed personnel and a supplemental salary position. A resolution for LHS window replacement was adopted, and payment to the Midland Council of Governments was approved. The board adopted an American Education Week proclamation and approved support of the Career Center levy. The meeting also included information items such as recognizing scholarship award winners and updates on legislative matters and activities at the Ashland County West Holmes Career Center.

The Loudonville-Perrysville Board of Education convened to discuss several key items. These included revised evaluation instruments for the superintendent and treasurer, a draft instructional materials adoption schedule, and school facilities. The discussion on school facilities involved reviewing the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission (OFCC) processes and eligibility lists, as well as considering the cost to build a basic building at the LHS site. Concern was expressed regarding the district's low state share and the possibility of presenting a case to legislators for increased state assistance.

The Loudonville-Perrysville Board of Education convened for a regular session, addressing several key items. The board approved the financial report, payment of bills, and permanent appropriations for the fiscal year 2017. They adopted a Section 125 Flexible Fringe Benefits Plan for certificated employees and approved agreements with the Cleveland Sight Center and Tri-County Educational Service Center for related services to students. Additionally, the board approved bus routes, student handbooks, and a request for the use of school facilities during the Loudonville Street Fair. Personnel matters included approving a maternity leave, accepting a resignation, revising a teaching contract, and employing new personnel. The board also accepted grant funds from The Martha Holden Jennings Foundation and donations for various purposes, including a memorial scholarship and school supplies for economically disadvantaged students.

The Loudonville-Pen-ysville Board of Education convened in a special session. The primary action was to enter into an executive session to discuss the employment of a public official. Following the executive session, the meeting was adjourned.

The Loudonville-Perrysville Board of Education held a special session to discuss the superintendent search, leading to a resolution to enter into an agreement with the Ohio School Boards Association (OSBA) for search services. The Athletic Boosters/Community Committee presented the need for additional gym and classroom space, requesting the board's support for fundraising and building plans. The board gave its blessing to investigate fundraising, advising collaboration with the Building & Grounds Committee and the district's maintenance supervisor. A Transportation Committee meeting was scheduled.