In a recent government meeting, significant discussions centered around the future of local sports and administrative compensation. The meeting revealed that the football schedule for the next two years is already set, with plans to transition from the Southwestern Ohio Conference (SWOC) to the Southwestern Buckeye League (SWBL). Concerns were raised about potential penalties for leaving the SWOC early, as the departure of one school could leave only three remaining members in the league.

The SWBL is characterized by its division into small and large school districts, with the latter now comprising six schools. The integration of Telawana into the SWBL was highlighted, with appreciation expressed for the efforts of the athletic director and principal in showcasing the school's value to the league.

Transportation logistics for the upcoming school year were also addressed, with reminders that transportation routes will be communicated to families around August 9. Additionally, families were informed about their rights regarding directory information, including the option to opt out, which could affect college scholarship opportunities.

A contentious moment arose when a motion to terminate the superintendent's contract for insubordination was introduced but failed to receive a second. The board members also discussed the proposed administrative pay increases, with one member expressing the need for more data before proceeding with a vote. This sentiment was echoed by others, emphasizing the importance of ensuring fair compensation across all positions.

The board plans to revisit the compensation discussion in July, with a commitment to gather more information to make informed decisions. The next meeting is scheduled for July 9, where further discussions on these topics are expected.