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Votes at a glance: Kings Local routine approvals, staffing contracts and college‑credit MOU
Summary
At its March 18 meeting the Kings Local Board approved routine agenda items, a workers' compensation/unemployment services contract (approx. $2,420), a memorandum of understanding with Cincinnati State for College Credit Plus, a staffing contract with Novo Staffing, and accepted retirements. Votes were unanimous as recorded.
The Kings Local Board of Education took a series of routine and consent items at its March 18 meeting. The board recorded roll‑call approvals on agenda and consent items, approved contracts and accepted retirements. The following is a summary of formal actions taken during the meeting.
Votes at a glance
- Approve meeting agenda — Motion made and seconded; roll call recorded; outcome: approved (unanimous roll call).
- Approve treasury consent items (workers’ compensation/unemployment vendor) — Board reported the district will continue with the current vendor for workers’ compensation and unemployment claims management at a cost the treasurer noted as $2,420; motion, second, roll call recorded; outcome: approved.
- Approve superintendent items (field trips and OFCC submission) — Motion, second and roll call recorded; outcome: approved.
- Approve MOU with Cincinnati State for College Credit Plus (CCP) — District presented an updated MOU that maintains state floor credit costs (approximately $42 per credit hour) and adds an online/in‑person option; motion made, seconded and roll call approved.
- Approve assistant superintendent HR items (accept retirements) — Resignations due to retirement were accepted for Dawn Gould (community relations coordinator) and David Weinbrenner (coach, counselor, principal roles over 23 years); motion, second and roll call approved.
- Approve contract with Novo Staffing — Board approved a contract with Novo Staffing to address shortages in specific support staff areas; motion, second and roll call approved.
- Adjournment — Motion, second and roll call approved.
The board’s minutes reflect each motion was moved and seconded and roll calls were taken for votes. The meeting transcript records individual “yes” roll‑call responses from board members for each approval; no votes were reported as opposed or abstained in the record provided. The meeting did not include any ordinance or resolution items requiring further legal citation.
