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Board holds public meeting on proposed reemployment; no comments received; action deferred under Ohio law

3461578 · February 10, 2025
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Summary

Under Ohio law the board held a public hearing on proposed reemployment of three district employees and heard no public comment; the board announced it will take action at its March 10, 2025 meeting after the statutory waiting period.

The Worthington Board of Education held the public hearing required under Ohio law on proposed reemployment of three district employees and heard no comments from the public. The board stated that, because no comments were received, state law prevents the board from taking action for at least 15 days; the district will consider the matter at its meeting on March 10, 2025.

The board identified the employees named in its January 2025 notice: Angie Adrian (assistant superintendent), Tim Gehring (director of facilities) and Kelly Wegley (director of academic achievement and professional learning). The public meeting was convened specifically to allow any interested parties to address the board on those proposed reemployment actions; no speakers signed up or spoke during the allotted public-comment portion.

Board chair Kelly Davis read the statutory notice and confirmed the timeline for action; the board took the matter under advisement and scheduled the formal decision for the March 10, 2025 meeting to comply with the waiting period described in the Ohio Revised Code.

Because the hearing produced no public input, there was no vote on reemployment at this session; the board will take formal action, if any, after the statutory waiting period and at the March 10 meeting.