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Oregon City board approves consent agenda including fee schedules, transportation contracts and donations
Summary
At its June 24 meeting the Oregon City Board of Education approved a consent agenda that set the 2025–26 student fee schedules, new transportation contracts, multiple handbooks, a graduation venue contract not to exceed $17,000, internship and juvenile-center agreements, and accepted a $2,432.33 equipment donation.
Oregon City Board of Education members approved a multi-item consent agenda at their regular June 24 meeting, voting to adopt the district fee schedules for 2025–26 and to authorize several contracts and routine personnel and material actions.
The board voted to set elementary fees at $45; intermediate and junior high fees at $50, with an additional $25 fee for STEM or LEGO robotics; and varied high school fees tied to specific classes. A waiver is available for career-technical courses for students in free and reduced-price lunch programs, with exceptions noted for some industry-specific fees.
The board also approved transportation contracts to support student travel to several nonpublic schools, adopted multiple student and staff handbooks including substitute and district elementary handbooks, and authorized a contract with SMG for Clay High School’s graduation at the Glass City Center for an amount not to exceed $17,000.
Other approved items included overnight trip requests for student competitions, school psychology internship agreements naming Kate Barta and Erica McInerney, and an agreement with the Wood County Educational Service Center to serve students assigned to the county juvenile detention (JDC) and juvenile residential center (JRC) at rates of $88 and $96 per diem, respectively.
The board accepted a donation from Fisk Brother Refining Company Lubricant Division of several drums of machine coolant valued at $2,432.33 for Clay High School’s advanced manufacturing and machining program. The board also approved disposal of specified items from Coy Elementary and confirmed that previously listed disposals had been completed in accordance with board policy.
All listed consent items were approved by roll call votes. Board members recorded as voting in favor during the roll calls included: Mister Shay, Missus Molnar, Mister Savick, and Mister Savinski. The motions were presented as routine consent agenda items and carried without extended discussion.
The approvals were presented as compliance and operational measures that implement the district’s instructional, extracurricular and student-support operations for the coming school year.
