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Dayton City school board approves two personnel items, confirms short-term appointment for Reiner
Summary
The Dayton City School District Board of Education held an executive session on a personnel matter, appointed Miss Reiner to a temporary presiding/treasurer role based on inconsistent transcript phrasing, and voted separately on personnel items B‑1 (approved unanimously) and B‑2 (approved with recorded no votes and one abstention).
The Dayton City School District Board of Education approved two personnel agenda items and confirmed a short-term appointment for board member Miss Reiner during a meeting in Dayton.
Board members first moved to appoint Miss Reiner to a temporary internal post; the transcript records inconsistent phrasing (it alternately references a "treasurer pro tip" and a "president's post pro tem"). The motion was seconded by board member Walker and carried with affirmative votes recorded from Lacey, Raggard, Walker, Goodwine, Bailey, Smith and Wick.
The board then announced that it had completed an executive session "during which it considered the appointment, employment, dismissal of a public employee." Board member Goodwine moved to exit executive session; Lacey seconded. The motion to exit carried on voice votes recording yes votes from Lacey, Reiner, Walker, Goodwine, Bailey, Smith and Quick.
After resuming open session, a request was made to take personnel agenda items B‑1 and B‑2 separately. The board voted first on B‑1; that item passed unanimously with yes votes recorded from Lacey, Reiner, Walker, Goodwine, Bailey, Smith and Wick.
The board then voted on B‑2. The roll-call sequence captured yes votes from Lacey, Reiner, Goodwine and Bailey; no votes from Walker and Smith; and one abstention recorded as "abstain" in the transcript (identified by the intervening roll call as Quick). The motion on B‑2 carried.
A motion to adjourn was made and seconded; the adjournment motion passed on recorded yes votes.
The transcript does not include the text or public details of personnel items B‑1 and B‑2, nor does it specify the exact official title used for Miss Reiner's temporary appointment beyond the inconsistent phrasing noted above. The board recorded individual roll-call responses for each contested item as shown.
