Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Southern Hills Joint Vocational School District.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Georgetown
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
488
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
3905079
Number of Schools
Total number of schools in the district.
1
Total Staff
Total number of staff members.
64.14
Highest Grade
Highest grade level offered.
Grade 12
Propensity to Spend
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AI Adoption Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Southern Hills Joint Vocational School District
The regular meeting addressed several items, including the approval of the agenda and recognition of maintenance staff for saving the district over $35,000 during the cell phone booster project installation. The Superintendent's Report covered Treasurer and Superintendent Evaluations, Fair Week activities (including cell phone booster installations and entryway upgrades), and a Fire Tower Update. Key actions included approving the architect selection, approving the Calamity Day agreement between the Board and the Teachers Association, and adopting numerous updates to Board Policies covering conflicts of interest, employment, student care, and labor standards. The Board accepted the monthly financial statements and investment activity for September, and approved the employment of several certified, supplemental, and classified staff members. Out-of-state field trips for professional development and conference attendance were also approved.
The board meeting included the administration of the oath of office to the newly appointed board member, James Castle. Key discussions involved potential new programming opportunities in Adult Education, such as paramedic, dental assistant, and powerline programs, and an update on the Career Tech Equipment Grant. The Superintendent reported on Mr. Ferguson's resignation and Mr. Castle's appointment, district-wide job descriptions, and building expansion progress. Financial actions included accepting monthly financial statements and investment activity for October, approving the November five-year forecast for submission to the State of Ohio, and approving various financial measures related to the Career Technical Construction Program, including fund awards and transfers. The board also approved professional overnight/out-of-state trips and employment recommendations for several certified and classified staff members.
The meeting addressed several agenda items, including the approval of the agenda and the minutes from the October 24th meeting. Visitors presented thank you notes and discussed the school snow-plow project. The Superintendent's Report covered Night to Shine Invitations, the December 19 Culinary menu, the building expansion update including a commemorative plaque, and the Project Life update. Key approvals included an Emergency Transfer Agreement with the Ohio Department of Veterans Services, a comprehensive update to NEOLA Policies and Bylaws covering definitions, meetings, officers, executive sessions, and new policies regarding AI and personal communication devices. The Board accepted the October financial statements, approved tuition reimbursement for Christie Bailey, authorized several transfers and advances between funds, approved the forgiveness of a 2009 advance to become a permanent transfer, and accepted the five-year forecast for submission to the State Department of Education. Employment actions included accepting several substitute certifications, supplemental contracts, and the resignation of one teacher. The Board entered executive session to discuss an employee investigation.
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