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Laurie Marple and district staff summarized a lengthy set of changes: a proposed policy to allow the superintendent to make technical, non‑substantive corrections with notice to the board; rescission of a redundant policy; a new district drug‑free workplace policy; updates to student supervision and grooming language required by state law; revisions reflecting House Bill 8 to College Credit Plus rules; and a range of updates on overnight accommodations, cardiac arrest training, interdistrict open enrollment, release time for religious instruction, medication permissions and other legally required edits.

\"Policy 5,610 reflects new law that allows the superintendent to expel a student for up to a hundred and 80 days for actions that pose imminent and severe endangerment to the health and safety of others,\" Laurie Marple said, noting the policy also outlines conditions for a student's return, including mental‑health evaluations.

District staff emphasized these are first readings only and that more detailed language and questions could be raised before a final vote. Board members and staff discussed the inclusion of Ohio Revised Code annotations adjacent to standards and policies to clarify statutory requirements for members and the public.

Ending: As first readings, none of the policy changes were adopted at this meeting; staff will return with final wording and recommended actions at a subsequent meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Education Meeting: April 28 2025","oneSentenceSummary","District staff presented first readings for a suite of policy updates including technical corrections authority, drug‑free workplace language, student supervision, College Credit Plus (House Bill 8) changes, and disciplinary and health‑related policy revisions; no policy votes were taken.","taxTitle","Dublin City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio","taxId",14474,"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},6257012,"Board approves drones-as-first-responders agreement 5–0; base stations already on school buildings",491,3444000,3935000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3155130-e56c2df68e0bd399e817c57d774b7614&start=3444&end=3935","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3155130-e56c2df68e0bd399e817c57d774b7614/thumbnail_3444000.jpg","/articles/6257012/Ohio/Board-approves-drones-as-first-responders-agreement-50-base-stations-already-on-school-buildings","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6257012-55b79fd841c2fdb220c290cbc3476d54/orig.mp4?Expires=1771167045&Signature=E4BtuM7vzXrT6Zrqxn9MGZ01edXZ3Oi0aAd9306K-2Kt4rcLgpJ7PsUgi1Xgt8c4MIittg6ilFZ3Hte~TgVQAEc4LW5KE1QODKBxtUrv5bjJOQY~ULNZvhWQaxQ~le1BJcors2QEGQhyqe26hAHgw0QhNV7ThsGOs1n7yZhXXhZBsKdmUU14zkUkZrJ3NK5NlD0T0CaXAwaIA33kXxp~UaojcomXhvrRySkSIiXWcc-QBRkU3ZZJk4v6wvZEDs9qOoQKdt-nN4vzXrPVwwcVZ7pt~YEnCFWI8ZekEYTJSKA7IElYRhk5s27O1cJ8963HC6q4UckIGFdwZFmZcpvrcQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Dublin City Schools Board of Education voted 5–0 to approve a drones‑as‑first‑responders agreement with the city, the superintendent said, adding that base stations are already installed on some school buildings.

\"For us to have, drone station at Sciota and Bridal Middle School, that is in addition to drones being at 1 of the Washington Township fire departments in the city building,\" Superintendent Dr. Marshhausen said as she described the partnership. She noted drones can provide \"eyes in the air\" to first responders and cited potential uses including fire and police response or locating a missing child.

The board approved the recommended agreement on a motion moved by Mr. Ballantine and seconded by Mrs. Messick. The roll call recorded unanimous support: Ballantine, Messick, De Silva, Gillis and Rigby voted yes; the motion passed 5–0.

The superintendent said the drones can reach anywhere in the city limits in approximately 90 seconds, per the presentation materials shared with the board. The district asked for board approval of the agreement to formalize the partnership with the city and fire department.

Ending: The board approved the agreement; district staff said implementation will proceed under the terms of the approved partnership and that the matter will return only if policy or operational changes are required.","The Dublin City Schools board voted unanimously to approve a partnership placing drone base stations on district buildings to provide aerial support for first responders; the superintendent urged approval, noting base stations are already installed.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6257016,"Board hears first read of K–12 graded course of study updates for science, health, counseling and electives",2100,4048000,6148000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3155130-e56c2df68e0bd399e817c57d774b7614&start=4048&end=6148","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3155130-e56c2df68e0bd399e817c57d774b7614/thumbnail_4048000.jpg","/articles/6257016/Ohio/Board-hears-first-read-of-K12-graded-course-of-study-updates-for-science-health-counseling-and-electives","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6257016-b64fb9701b287ca543a810f1481af21e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771167045&Signature=C3PfeXLfwGd1Rai6OyaczxU1aq4VM1qPDklZRctuq9g27SPpEC0hOYnQaroJ9t5iKYRY4yeTBchi6D9hi170Q3o9CjPPpNHD7X~dHCgqBKXJgjd3-6HXXRTCUigEs9pLqJc5Zvb6k-p4fnGYAFcJwzpIrDkpEm8y9KkgcQA6lQ3v0WcOPiEkPg6TdImQ9yPlXWUT0AuciF99ybL2PKh2AAxhHke9nlIFooUGJIaf0TseSJG-nIRJkvSCW0J2FeDLPEIqXbkU8d45E90GNgidAkrhi1PE3yjfAHZ7CpmDWyi9DpLA3hwGuTyh6jBdl2vWArkjT9oaSAdsb34AWLKgsg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Laurie Marple, Executive Director (presented as \"Missus Marple\" in the transcript), and a team of teachers and coordinators presented first readings of multiple K–12 graded course of study documents for science, health, school counseling, middle school Creative Mindsets and high‑school advanced integrated mathematics.

\"Our vision speaks to creating curious, critical thinkers equipped with scientific knowledge and skills,\" said Christina Hutchison, K–12 curriculum coordinator, while outlining the science curriculum alignment to Ohio's learning standards and the Sports Science Academy offerings.

The health curriculum review emphasized skill building, coping strategies and age‑appropriate learning outcomes. Presenters explained the district used national SHAPE standards as a starting point and annotated the graded course documents with corresponding Ohio Revised Code citations for legally required topics such as CPR, opioid education and child abuse prevention. Counselors described a revised K–12 counseling framework aligned to the American School Counselor Association model and organized around academic, career and social‑emotional domains.

Rachel Doppany said Creative Mindsets expanded from a pilot to serve more students: enrollment more than doubled year‑to‑year from 682 to 1,371 students in the coming year, she said, and the program uses student‑driven inquiry techniques such as the Question Formulation Technique.

Christina Baker and math leads explained the Advanced Integrated Mathematics course will continue to serve students who completed Algebra II and will be adjusted so it can also accept students coming from the new Data Science Foundations course (an Algebra II equivalent adopted last year).

All curriculum documents were presented as first reads; the board will receive a second reading and vote at the next regular board meeting. Presenters invited questions and requested community review of the documentation posted to the district website.

Ending: District staff asked board members and the public to review the materials and submit questions by email; final approvals are scheduled at the next meeting.","District staff presented first readings of updated graded course of study documents across K–12 science, health, the counseling framework, middle school Creative Mindsets and an advanced integrated mathematics course; the board will consider final approval at the next meeting.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6257022,"Students urge board to slow redistricting; superintendent outlines timeline and public comment period",2757,506000,3263000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3155130-e56c2df68e0bd399e817c57d774b7614&start=506&end=3263","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3155130-e56c2df68e0bd399e817c57d774b7614/thumbnail_506000.jpg","/articles/6257022/Ohio/Students-urge-board-to-slow-redistricting-superintendent-outlines-timeline-and-public-comment-period","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6257022-7231916b32f0dabf07ec0305b6fff357/orig.mp4?Expires=1771167045&Signature=KEkUPEAIF5i-jlJEXOMh1B6o6hFaFaCkLpjlApcf7jVue~BttWWeIHyeKqvLVNXLdwS1M8l4G~GM37kpiyVkVUgsncbyYGqPcKXLf2MJ8sqlJezScwNQvipeMn4kL3EazqZK4kOxI1nnH8yNER8-BRiY1HzYnUPWcOMPfU63Aq4A5cLNWwjdXhgpTZedC6oz6o96JaUPgLCDdpW2GEDk0SLqxRG-Gwo8ZYqUt54VUNgqil0lEYXf37rqWa0oRWzXPPl1x1UsWBzqFVY0qGG~hoswmGhYsiheEU1wDCMntyrxl2uqxoDwhikwHyXcrDolFwK3KA8YvuOlNhVNl5aU8g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Three sixth‑grade students from Grisel Middle School told the Dublin City Schools Board of Education that proposed redistricting will separate them from longtime friends and harm students' mental health.

\"We are not just numbers or places on a map,\" student Alana Kirkpatrick told the board. \"Please think about what it feels like for kids when big changes like this happen. We want to be a part of the decision, not just told what's going to happen.\"

Dr. Marshhausen, superintendent of Dublin City Schools, acknowledged the students' concerns and described the district's redistricting timeline. She said Cropper GIS is gathering data now, internal planning will begin in late spring and a public session from Cropper is scheduled for August to explain the key indicators used to draw proposed maps. Proposed maps will be revealed Sept. 29 at Jerome and Kaufman; the board will present a final plan at Scioto High School on Nov. 10. The district will accept public comments between Sept. 29 and Oct. 12, Marshhausen said.

\"Between September 29 and October 12, we will be accepting public comments,\" Dr. Marshhausen said. \"Cropper read every comment, changes were made when appropriate, and we will continue to remind folks that there will be competing interests.\"

Board members and staff also addressed why the district faces redistricting: a housing study layered on enrollment projections shows continued growth through the 2020s, the superintendent said, and municipal boundary and zoning controls across multiple counties and townships create constraints the school board cannot control.

Resident Rick asked when the district expects to be \"saturated\" with development; the superintendent said the layered housing and enrollment projections currently indicate saturation in the early 2030s and that the district expects to manage with its three high schools plus planned additions.

The board recognized the students' testimony and encouraged families to participate in the upcoming public sessions and comment window. No policy or boundary decision was made at the meeting; the district emphasized the upcoming mapping, comment period and later board action dates.

Ending: The district scheduled detailed public sessions and a comment period this fall; the board asked community members to review materials and offer feedback when proposed maps are released.","Three Grisel Middle School students told the Dublin City Schools board that proposed redistricting would separate long‑time friends and cause emotional stress; Superintendent Dr. Marshhausen described the district's timeline, community engagement plans and Cropper GIS mapping schedule.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6257027,"Ohio BMV registrar presents new Dublin City Schools specialty license plate to benefit Dublin Food Pantry",310,86000,396000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3155130-e56c2df68e0bd399e817c57d774b7614&start=86&end=396","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3155130-e56c2df68e0bd399e817c57d774b7614/thumbnail_86000.jpg","/articles/6257027/Ohio/Ohio-BMV-registrar-presents-new-Dublin-City-Schools-specialty-license-plate-to-benefit-Dublin-Food-Pantry","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6257027-498219721731cd925d6e64d666df2849/orig.mp4?Expires=1771167045&Signature=MkwZHNdn1b7~JtzPil90FoHPB6uk3UcF5~XAWYCvpcONDlLEEz1mLUQ3hVaqJ~24TzXXPpwNVWmmYCnUCK~yA1qw~~xvQH9u7y~B~R7LdBlWzTptyYQJOgelqMsPaWvTxaWZCzeOy8l1e5iCVRAZ6h0H9opzGnAHQt8N0ogRwn54igkMRt7V1vEuSKRI4hLoe8aXSD1rko2Txfh4Gt7PDR9ap9jUND30FSvPlDST-jwXwjIyM0yLKMbPNgK7w4Pn~PBbsbQte2ooSnU04rWW-H4Olrp~2l9FY9CYS06OPlNwXs3WBXxQdP5fQO0S3UdE3BiYJTDWGO1gkPSOjVnfuw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Charlie Norman, registrar of motor vehicles for the state of Ohio and a Dublin City Schools parent, presented a commemorative sample of a new Dublin City Schools specialty license plate during the Dublin City Schools Board of Education meeting.

The plate was authorized by Senate Bill 163 and requires state legislative approval and a signature-gathering process, Norman said. He told the board the additional $25 paid for the specialty plate will not go to the BMV but will instead be routed to the Dublin Food Pantry.

\"You all be happy to know that the, additional $25 you pay for the specialty plate, the Dublin City Schools plate does not go to the BMV,\" Charlie Norman said. \"It's going to a very, very worthy cause, the Dublin Food Pantry.\"

Dr. Marshhausen, superintendent of Dublin City Schools, thanked Senator Acunze and students who worked on the effort and noted the plate project took several years of advocacy and student involvement. Students and district staff who gathered signatures and met with legislators were singled out by board members and district leaders.

When asked how residents can obtain the plate, Norman said people can apply online at bmv.ohio.gov or in person at any deputy registrar office.

The presentation was ceremonial and informational; no board action on the plate was required at the meeting.

Ending: The board and district leaders encouraged residents to support the Dublin Food Pantry by ordering the specialty plate when it becomes available online and at registrar offices.","Ohio Registrar of Motor Vehicles Charlie Norman presented a commemorative sample of a specialty license plate authorized by SB163; proceeds from the $25 plate will be donated to the Dublin Food Pantry, district and state officials said.","actionData","errors"]

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