Board approves routine minutes, personnel, contracts and curriculum items; roll call votes unanimous

At its Oct. 14, 2025 regular meeting, the South Euclid-Lyndhurst City Board of Education approved a series of routine business, personnel and curriculum items. Most motions were approved by unanimous roll call.

Votes at a glance (all actions recorded as approved unless noted):
- Item 3.1 — Minutes of the regular meeting of 09/16/2025: Approved; roll call recorded Aye votes by Miss Lee, Miss Falkenberg, Mister Sanders and Missus Shelby.
- Items 4.1–4.5 — Financial reports for month end September 2025; bank reconciliation; investment earnings; October 2025 financial forecast; three donations: Motion to approve items 4.1–4.5 carried by unanimous roll call.
- Item 5.1 — Certified staff appointments, paid and unpaid leaves: Approved by roll call.
- Item 6.1 — Resignation (1): Approved by roll call.
- Item 7.1 — Appointments, change of assignments, ratification of resignations, paid and unpaid leaves: Approved by roll call.
- Item 8.1 — Supplemental contracts (winter sports and others): Approved by roll call.
- Items 9.1–9.3 — Business items (not specified in transcript): Approved by roll call.
- Items 10.1–10.4 — Curriculum/instruction items: Approved by roll call.
- Items 12.1–12.3 — Exceptional children items: Approved by roll call.

Several motions had the generic recorded phrasing “So moved” and “Second,” with no mover/second names specified in the transcript. Where roll-call tallies were recorded, board members voting Aye included Miss Falkenberg, Mister Sanders, Miss Lee and Missus Shelby. No Nays, abstentions, or recusals were recorded in the transcript for the items listed.

Procedural notes: Many items were presented as grouped agenda approvals (for example, “approve items 4.1 through 4.5”) and voted as blocks. The transcript does not provide detailed roll-call transcripts for every single grouped item beyond the Aye responses noted above.

Ending: The board adjourned after a public‑comment period and the first reading of multiple board policies; the second reading and potential adoption of those policies is slated for the Nov. 11, 2025 meeting.