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Votes at a glance: Board approves minutes, financial transfers, personnel items and property valuation complaints
Summary
At its Feb. 24 meeting the Worthington City School District board approved routine business: meeting minutes, appropriations modifications, personnel consent agenda items, several resolutions to file property valuation complaints, donations, a facilities contract for the operations center and the required special education resolution.
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The Board of Education took multiple formal actions during its Feb. 24 meeting. All recorded roll‑call votes below were unanimous among board members present.
- Approve agenda: Motion carried (roll call recorded: Jennifer Best, Kelly Davis, Amber Epling Skinner, Stephanie Harless, Nikki Hudson — yes). No dissent.
- Approve minutes (Feb. 10): Motion carried (same roll‑call yes votes recorded). No dissent.
- Approve appropriations/transfer modifications (general fund cross‑object transfers netting to zero): Motion carried (roll call yes votes recorded).
- Approve resolutions to file complaints about certain 2024 property valuations (Enclosures F1a–F1j): Motion carried (roll call yes votes recorded). The board authorized the treasurer to file complaints for a set of non‑owner‑occupied/commercial properties as permitted by state law.
- Personnel consent agenda (G2–G11): Motion carried (unanimous among members present). Personnel items were approved as presented.
- Accept donations and approve a senior remaining in district (H1–H2): Motion carried (unanimous among members present).
- Approve Prodigy proposal for phase 1 remodel at the Worthington Operations Center (H3): Motion carried (unanimous among members present). District staff said the work will remain within the previously designated remodeling budget and phase 2 will be presented later.
- Adopt annual special education resolution required by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce: Motion carried (unanimous among members present). The resolution certifies the district will follow model policies required by the state.
The meeting adjourned after the actions. For each approved item the board recorded a voice/roll call and the motion carried.

