Mayfield board approves consent agenda including service agreements, Chromebook fees and SRO contract; moves to executive session

The Mayfield Local School District Board of Education approved multiple routine consent and business items Wednesday, including bus‑stop designations for fiscal years 2025–26, the July 31 financial statements, donations, minutes, Chromebook repair fees for 2025–26, classified supplementals, a change fund for athletics, increases to service agreements with PSI Affiliates, Inc., and an amendment to the construction manager‑at‑risk contract. The board also approved an agreement for provision of school resource officers (SROs) by Mayfield Village. Board President called for motions and roll‑call votes on consent items throughout the meeting. For each item presented the meeting record shows a motion, a second, and a roll call in which the named board members voted in the affirmative for the listed items. For example, the treasurer’s financial statements for 07/31/2025 were approved by roll call; the transcript records the roll call with affirmative responses from Mr. Tressey, Mr. Panaro, Miss Greed, Miss Grocek and Mr. Hess (as recorded in the meeting transcript). Where a specific mover or seconder was recorded, the transcript notes the mover (for example, Mr. Tressey) and seconder (for example, Mr. Hess) for certain items, but many approvals were recorded simply as “moved, second” followed by a roll call. Nut graf: The consent agenda consolidated routine operational approvals and contract modifications typically handled without extended debate; the SRO agreement and service agreements are notable because they affect district staffing and vendor relationships, but the board presented them as standard business items and approved them by roll call. Discussion and clarifications cited in the meeting: A board member asked why Chromebook repair fees were slightly lower than the previous year; a district staff member explained repair prices fell because the device model and parts became less expensive, while device replacement costs are increasing. The board approved an increase in the PSI Affiliates, Inc. service agreement for 2025–26; the meeting record shows the motion passed following standard procedure. Before adjourning to executive session, the board invoked Ohio Revised Code Section 121.22(g)(1) to consider the employment of public employees. The board voted by roll call to move into executive session and stated there would be no further business after that session; the roll call showed affirmative votes from the board members recorded in the transcript. Ending: After the executive‑session motion passed by roll call, the board indicated it would adjourn at the conclusion of the executive session and conducted no additional public business on the record.