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A motion to approve two human-resources items — a support-staff substitute contract and a nonrepresentative support-staff contract adjustment (first readings had been held previously) — was moved by Board member Mister Haynes and seconded by Board member Mister Grigsby. During the roll call the following board members were recorded as voting yes: Mister Grigsby, Missus McCarthy, Missus Saxon and Mister Vaca. The motion carried; no dissent was recorded on the public transcript.

Later the board voted to enter executive session \"to discuss the appointment, employment, dismissal, discipline, promotion, demotion, compensation of public employees, or matters related to negotiations of public employees,\" a motion moved by Mister Grigsby and seconded by Missus Saxon. The board’s roll-call recorded yes votes from Mister Grigsby, Missus McCarthy, Mister Haynes, Missus Saxon and Mister Vonnie; the chair said there would be no action afterward. The board announced the session would be held in closed session and no public action was taken during the Feb. 4 meeting on matters discussed there.

During the communications report the board also received and thanked donors; staff listed gifts including a $5,000 donation from the Placino family to Liberty School, a $1,500 donation from Comcorp Industries to the NRHS track team, a $1,000 donation from Phoenix Counseling Center for the NRHS future fair, a $598 donation from Angelina's Pizza to the NRAC Washington, D.C., trip and several additional smaller donations. Those gifts were presented to the board as items of appreciation during the communications report and were not recorded as separate formal votes in the Feb. 4 public minutes.

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Drake said the draft calendar “very closely mirrors what we have in place for this school year” and described start dates, professional-development days and holiday breaks that he said would keep the district’s total student days consistent with the current year. He also described the rationale for professional-development spacing, saying those days are needed to meet recent legal requirements and training initiatives.

The draft calendar’s notable dates as presented by Drake include staff beginning on Aug. 18, three professional development days early in the year, students scheduled to arrive in August (as presented), a records day on Oct. 24 and a professional development day on Oct. 27, an Election Day closure, a two-week winter break running through early January, a records day on Jan. 9, Presidents’ Day and a spring break beginning March 30 with a student last day around May 21 and staff last day around May 22. Drake noted pre-kindergarten and kindergarten would start the week after the main student start to allow time for assessments and placements. The superintendent said the seniors’ last in-person day would be May 15 with commencement planned between May 19 and May 21. Board members asked clarifying questions about several calendar entries during the presentation.

Also under the education report, the board received two supervised overnight field-trip proposals: the North Ridgeville High School (NRHS) choir to travel to Chicago, Illinois, to attend a collegiate chorale clinic at VanderCook College of Music and perform at the Field Museum of Natural History from April 24–26, 2026; and the NRHS cheer team to attend a UCA cheer camp at Great Wolf Lodge from July 7–10, 2025. The board discussion confirmed that the choir trip dates were corrected on the agenda to 2026 and that organizers are starting fundraising now.

All education items presented Tuesday were introduced as first readings. The board’s second reading and vote on the calendar and the two field trips is scheduled for the district’s Feb. 18 regular meeting.

The presentation and discussion occurred during the education report portion of the board meeting and did not include formal board approval on Feb. 4. The superintendent and board members said staff will continue to refine calendar details and communicate with families; Drake asked board members to forward any questions and said staff would provide updated materials before the Feb. 18 vote.

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North Ridgeville board approves human-resources items and votes to enter executive session on personnel

North Ridgeville superintendent presents draft 2025–26 school calendar; two overnight field trips scheduled for second reading