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Votes at a glance: Dayton board approves personnel items, Freshman Academy, capital fund and policies

5988586 · May 14, 2025
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Summary

At its May 13 meeting the Dayton City School District Board of Education approved a series of personnel appointments and contract actions, adopted the Freshman Academy resolution (as amended), created a capital projects fund and adopted a staff release-time policy; the board recorded votes on multiple motions.

The Dayton City School District Board of Education recorded votes on multiple motions during its May 13 meeting. Below is a concise summary of final actions the board took during the meeting and the recorded vote where documented.

Votes at a glance

- Administrative appointments (agenda item A11 amended/removed on-screen and then presented for approval): motion moved and seconded; recorded vote: President Goodwin, Mister Lacey, Mister Smith, Miss Wieck and Mister Scott — recorded as five yes votes. (Motion language on the agenda: "I recommend approval of the following administrative appointments for a vote.")

- Certified appointments: motion moved and seconded; recorded vote recorded as five yes votes (same five board members voting yes as listed above).

- Classified appointments, classified exempt appointments, supplementals and athletic supplementals: motions carried with recorded votes reported as five yes votes.

- Dayton Education Association master agreement (collective-bargaining master agreement item): motion to approve the master agreement was moved and seconded and carried on a recorded vote reported as five yes votes.

- Freshman Academy resolution: after discussion and an amendment that struck section 3 and removed a named reference to Thurgood Marshall High School, the board approved the amended resolution. Recorded vote: President Goodwin, Mister Lacey, Mister Smith, Miss Wieck and Mister Scott — five yes votes; one board member absent.

- Resolution establishing a capital projects fund (Uniform School Accounting System Fund 070) per Ohio Revised Code section 5705.13(c): motion moved and seconded and carried on recorded vote of five yes votes. Treasurer referenced Ohio Revised Code section 5705.13(c) in presenting the resolution.

- Ratification of an athletic agreement allowing homeschooled students to participate: motion moved and seconded; carried on recorded vote of five yes votes.

- Resolution on summer wages for eligible transportation bargaining members: motion carried on recorded vote of five yes votes.

- Resolution authorizing internal budget reallocations and position title adjustments (amendment to Resolution 25-007): motion carried on recorded vote of five yes votes.

- Policy J E F B (release time for religious instruction): presented for simultaneous first and second reading and adopted in the same meeting; recorded as a board vote with five yes votes.

Procedural notes: in several cases motions were moved and seconded without explicit on-the-record identification of which member moved or seconded; the meeting transcript records "so moved" and "second" followed by roll-call votes. Multiple votes recorded the same five yeses (President Goodwin, Mister Lacey, Mister Smith, Miss Wieck and Mister Scott) and counted absences where reported.

Ending: Several agenda items were pulled or sent to executive session for further discussion; where the board asked for additional fiscal or implementation detail (for example, Freshman Academy staffing and budget sources), staff were directed to return with follow-up materials before funds are expended.