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The board approved consultant and volunteer coaching contracts for Madison High School football off-season workouts and other athletics activities and accepted a donation to fund a volleyball consultant. The consent agenda also included agreements with outside education providers to serve students placed outside the district: Mentor Exempted Village School District CARES; Reeducation Services Inc.; Booker Prince Center for Autism; and contracts with the Educational Service Center of Northeast Ohio for audiology/hearing-impairment services. The school nutrition department will enter a food-service sanitation agreement with Innovation Solutions Group for the 2025-26 school year.

On insurance, the board approved a one-year agreement with the Schools of Ohio Risk Sharing Authority, through Strausman Insurance Agency, for property, fleet and liability insurance for July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026, at a cost of $155,965. The board also approved a one-year cyber-security policy through Travelers Insurance for $12,250 for the same policy period.

Why it matters: the contracts secure services the district uses to operate athletics, special-education placements, student nutrition and risk management coverage for the coming year. The insurance renewals set annual premium obligations.

Discussion and outcome: a board member asked whether the risk-sharing authority shops rates; administration replied that the authority does market coverage. The consent calendar passed by roll call, with votes recorded as approved.

What's next: the administration will execute the vendor agreements and insurance policies and continue to monitor service delivery and coverage during the 2025-26 school year.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","(starts at 23:39) Madison Local Schools Board of Education Meeting 6-30-25 6:00 PM","oneSentenceSummary","Trustees approved a lengthy consent calendar that included consultant contracts for athletics, special-education service agreements, a food-service sanitation agreement and insurance renewals: $155,965 for property/fleet/liability coverage and $12,250 for cyber insurance.","taxTitle","Madison Local, School Districts, Ohio","taxId",54729,"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},6179712,"Madison Local hires fourth-grade teacher, accepts resignations and honors longtime administrative assistant",499,2501260,3001160,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5124314-e7f51b6e967b7925981f32150ec76426&start=2501&end=3001","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5124314-e7f51b6e967b7925981f32150ec76426/thumbnail_2501260.jpg","/articles/6179712/Ohio/Madison-Local-hires-fourth-grade-teacher-accepts-resignations-and-honors-longtime-administrative-assistant","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6179712-b0768a8e4279052168a99397804010c6/orig.mp4?Expires=1774926898&Signature=TxnpycFeA2hhAvO8SPKiiHmRqdlHmN~YqlU0BWI8kr2~9rgWSQVtlVfYS4CCb3DkLkWW14iTX3aMeSXdDbcFoJ7BeeSvapJfOB8FA75yRHGi7ZGG9ypdMBnchLg3ZssgO3qbC1V5uJjZ0SU5YKbW0sdn7HFogLaBkIUPQfVmBGY2OIYJsKE0Lmd91-9f0hL9B2rNwlUf9hbNBfo3bsfbkasPXQw~WANb9OqGOlIl6NztlPKL9fzcvx0suQWjHsFr3BrxVmMLSUXg0S9UwENMJss--cldmt1Xkkvr9HstJF4JzGqgvEgfQMlyyCmvnhkYbvHgheo5skp1h4sXEnL7oQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Madison Local Board of Education on June 30 approved several employment contracts for the 2025-26 school year, accepted a resignation, approved an unpaid leave request and adopted a retirement resolution honoring a longtime administrative assistant.

Superintendent announced the hire of Alyssa Knezovich, a Madison graduate, as a fourth-grade teacher at North Elementary under a one-year limited contract. The board approved certificated and noncertificated personnel contracts, day-to-day substitute appointments and supplemental contracts for the upcoming school year by roll call.

The board accepted the resignation of Courtney Harriman, Madison High School math teacher, effective June 26, 2025, and approved an unpaid leave request for Zoe Hauser at South Elementary and Pre-K OTR/L for Aug. 15 through Sept. 29, 2025. The board also approved day-to-day substitute assignments for Sean Mueller and Alan English.

In a separate action, trustees adopted a retirement resolution honoring Susan Himes for 31\u001f years of service to the district. The resolution recognized Himes' contributions as an administrative assistant and directed that an official copy be presented to her.

Why it matters: staffing actions determine school-level classroom coverage and administrative continuity before the 2025-26 school year. The retirement resolution acknowledges a long-term staff departure that may affect office operations during the transition period.

Discussion and next steps: the superintendent said hiring remains in process for additional openings, including a high-school math teacher and a high-school principal; the board was told the administration expects updates before the next meeting. All personnel votes recorded in the meeting were approved by roll call.

The board's approvals included a mix of one-year limited contracts and supplemental assignments; the motion language in the minutes covers multiple specific hires by name.","The board approved multiple employment contracts for the 2025-26 school year, accepted a high-school math teacher's resignation and adopted a retirement resolution for Susan Himes after 31\u001f years with the district.",{"_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},6179715,"Madison Local board approves FY25 appropriations, hears state reimbursement delay for IDEA project cash request",426,1540020,1966290,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5124314-e7f51b6e967b7925981f32150ec76426&start=1540&end=1966","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5124314-e7f51b6e967b7925981f32150ec76426/thumbnail_1540020.jpg","/articles/6179715/Ohio/Madison-Local-board-approves-FY25-appropriations-hears-state-reimbursement-delay-for-IDEA-project-cash-request","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6179715-eeeb10b38de0ebe98efcb7e7fd8ff8cd/orig.mp4?Expires=1774926898&Signature=Vb~8HTJzwBfIHSQBt-YG8Mk5KoB5u3bZQYOQJHVjCX0fBlKpnrwAJQaF4JFjiq1aB5lkjEO~TShDSfeQNaDvJCPSbRSFDAldg9fOo2SeHHXQjRLe1dSv0NnWfje95R4jNcK~R-X5hk~wvH2fPb426yy9KdD4VUBLc9HfIwT3GuU7u5uWfG8-6OrParCrS8DhZWAUg79kD8Uf~Wtt0pcQUPyx3WFgNpSBvNXEJTI~~R8L1~zQzrRsZiEE4ZGfpl5B-EVX0q6sFivuEkuT5gK2k1ws5OMK0Irm2mUMEnUYhMGRGdwbts4-JgqoxUDE4UJ9MUafePX9~ag1Bntdps36lA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Madison Local Board of Education voted unanimously June 30 to approve the district's May financial statements, permanent appropriations for fiscal year 2025 and temporary appropriations to cover early FY26 expenses, while the treasurer warned a pending state reimbursement is delaying one federal grant payment.

The treasurer told the board, \"Our reconciled book and bank balance was $12,633,802.01. Of that balance, $2,974,829.61 was general fund. So far through May, the general fund received $28,435,435.97 and spent $27,982,974.28.\" The board approved the financial statements and related appropriations by roll call.

Why it matters: the board set total appropriations for all funds at $38,475,731.23 and a general-fund appropriation of $30,931,027.56, establishing the legal spending limits the district will operate under for FY25. The trustees also approved temporary appropriations for July through September to ensure payroll and bills can be paid before permanent FY26 appropriations are adopted.

Most important facts: the district recorded debt-service appropriations of $1,858,875 and a permanent-improvement fund balance tied to capital projects of $210,138.40. Special-revenue funds (state and federal programs and district-managed student activity accounts) were shown at $4,072,813.64; food-service enterprise funds were $1,343,561.49; and smaller grant/special-trust funds totaled about $13,500.

The treasurer explained a state project-cash-request (PCR) process under the state's CCIP program requires districts to spend some project money before requesting reimbursement. Because a large PCR for the IDEA (federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) fund was submitted before the June 11 deadline but has not yet been paid, the district did not need to advance as much cash from the general fund this year. The treasurer said the outstanding PCR was about $219,000 and that the state's accounting system had accepted the request and issued a warrant number but had not released reimbursement, owing to the state's current spending-authority limits.

Board members asked for clarification about how roof repairs and other capital work are charged; the treasurer confirmed the high-school roof repair is in the permanent-improvement fund. The board also heard that prior-year advances totaled about $520,000, while this year advances were reduced to $78,893 because of proactive PCR timing.

Actions taken included approval of the May financial statements, adoption of permanent appropriations for FY25, approval of temporary appropriations to cover the first quarter of FY26, and authorization to make transfers and advances consistent with state law. All votes were taken by roll call and were recorded as approved.

What's next: the treasurer said June is a heavy month for expenditures and figures will shift when June activity is finalized and when the state processes the pending PCR reimbursement. The board will adopt final FY26 appropriations by September, as required by state law.","The Madison Local Board of Education approved permanent and temporary appropriations for fiscal year 2025 and 2026 and heard from the treasurer that a $219,000 IDEA project cash request remains pending with the state, reducing the need for general-fund advances.","actionData","errors"]

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