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Board approves transportation contracts and annual bus stops resolution under Ohio rule

5916312 · August 21, 2024
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Summary

The board approved individual transportation contracts for families attending non‑district schools and adopted a resolution establishing school bus stop locations for 2024–25 under Ohio Administrative Code 3301‑83‑13.

The Oregon City School District Board voted Aug. 20 to approve transportation contracts for specified families and adopted a resolution establishing school bus stop locations for the 2024–25 school year under Ohio administrative rule.

The board moved and seconded the motion to enter into transportation contracts for specified families sending students to non‑district private and charter schools (the Shields family to Toledo School for the Arts; Teal family to Saint Francis de Sales; Mizelle family to Toledo Christian; Coss, Krueger, Pat and White families to Toledo School for the Arts). The motion passed on roll call.

On bus stops, board members noted the resolution cites Ohio Administrative Code 3301‑83‑13 (which requires the superintendent or designee to determine school bus stop locations annually). Dean Stanley fielded a question about routing software and said the new software was “marginally better” and that calls from families on the walking boundary had decreased.

The resolution directs that a copy of approved bus stop locations be retained on file in the district board office and the transportation department. The board adopted the resolution by roll call vote.

Why it matters: the actions finalize individual transportation arrangements for students attending non‑district schools and record the superintendent’s designee determination of bus stops as required by state administrative code.