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The board adopted the meeting agenda by motion and roll call; no opposition was recorded. The consent agenda, which the board moved to adopt as a single package, passed on a roll-call vote.

Human resources items approved included 13 certified actions, four classified actions, three non-employee coach/advisor actions and two community recreation and education actions, according to board staff. The board approved a certified resignation for the purpose of retirement on a single reading; the motion was carried by roll-call vote.

Board members recorded \"aye\" votes during the roll calls for these items. No members were recorded voting \"no,\" abstaining or recusing on the listed motions.

Votes at a glance:
- Adoption of meeting agenda: motion passed (roll-call: all aye).
- Consent agenda adoption: motion passed (roll-call: all aye).
- Human resources and community services report (personnel appointments and actions): motion passed (roll-call: all aye). The report included 13 certified actions; 4 classified actions; 3 classified non-employee coach/advisor actions; and 2 community recreation and education actions.
- Certified resignation for the purpose of retirement (approval on one reading): motion passed (roll-call: all aye).
- Classified retirements and resignations (four actions reported): motion passed (roll-call: all aye).

The meeting then adjourned the rescheduled session before starting the regularly scheduled meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","01-21-2025 Lakewood City Schools Board of Education Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","During the Feb. 3 rescheduled meeting, the Lakewood City Schools Board of Education adopted the agenda, approved a consent agenda and approved multiple personnel actions including certified resignations and classified retirements; roll-call votes were recorded as unanimous for the items noted.","taxTitle","Lakewood City, School Districts, Ohio","taxId",60760,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6355342,"Lakewood board vows to protect student rights amid state bills, federal orders",270,316000,586000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2218756-3dfe2a76e5cfc02b3900de73a45354ab&start=316&end=586","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2218756-3dfe2a76e5cfc02b3900de73a45354ab/thumbnail_316000.jpg","/articles/6355342/Ohio/Lakewood-board-vows-to-protect-student-rights-amid-state-bills-federal-orders","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6355342-609bf39af1498e909f5a89903d5f53ed/orig.mp4?Expires=1770438013&Signature=Wbvg346IsOhMKoDpHFLdh6lUEMFaYEvo9DZFZ69kW4GwBcer2XyS9R5jup8ELgOiIblrtts7D0laW300tJYb16w-k4FR4bHWqvVU0ylhWWr0mVmtuDOMKjCPrBF39EjzoSTfx2EFKL6apybYA9R3f6UY-AMmmbCtoWfHwaIJJyHYqofutAvye9K4afNkWusfjNFdm-8kTlaqIdYIrAgWkAA-753c6ZqnC96NEX2ZUh1gBZi8aYi8hG5pD53XBnH-7X-~7FjSr~rqTfcQ5jm5yPeznujU08JLTd7rSDmUnre6tODaBRo8wvUJ~5h~pQgfCwban8IgGazPfnEcFMbzgg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","President Katzenberger said the Lakewood City Schools Board of Education will work with legal counsel to interpret recently passed state bills and federal executive orders and will consider issuing a board resolution if necessary to protect students’ rights and well-being.

\"We are a community that prides itself on being a place where all students belong and feel welcome,\" President Katzenberger said, adding that the district's \"main purpose as educators and as a community is to protect the safety and well-being of our students.\"

The board's remarks came during the rescheduled meeting from Jan. 21, held Feb. 3. President Katzenberger outlined concerns about Ohio legislation signed by Gov. Mike DeWine and about incoming federal executive orders that, she said, could affect how schools serve transgender students, require religious instruction absences for some students, influence the teaching of U.S. history, or limit programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion.

President Katzenberger said district staff and the board are \"working together with advice of counsel to interpret these state and federal measures as they are issued and to determine what actions they actually require schools to take, how actions are monitored, and what consequences are involved.\" She told the board the district will provide updates in the coming weeks and \"will issue a board resolution regarding some or all of these bills and orders if necessary and applicable.\"

A board member noted that potential federal changes to Department of Education funding could affect Title programs, special education and school lunch programs.

Other board members voiced support for the statement. One commented on \"parental rights\" debates at the state level and expressed concern that parents who want schools to protect students' dignity and individuality may be sidelined in recent legislative activity. Another board member said the district is watching the national and state developments and emphasized the district's reliance on local control, which she said is protected under the Ohio Constitution.

The board did not take a formal vote on a resolution at the Feb. 3 session; President Katzenberger said legal review is ongoing and that the board will update the public as it learns more.

The remarks appeared during the board comment portion of the rescheduled meeting; the board then proceeded to routine business, including approvals on the consent agenda and personnel items.","At a Feb. 3 rescheduled meeting, the Lakewood City Schools Board of Education said it will work with counsel to interpret recent Ohio legislation and federal executive orders and reaffirmed its commitment to support students, including transgender students; the board said it may issue a formal resolution after legal review.","actionData","errors"]

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