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Votes at a glance: Perrysburg board approves finance items, sick-leave pool and contract rollover; all motions pass
Summary
At its March 17 meeting the Perrysburg board approved financial reports and amended appropriations, a sick-leave pool request, the suspension of 26 teaching contracts and a one-year rollover of the OPC contract. All recorded motions passed by roll call.
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PERRYSBURG, Ohio — The Perrysburg Exempted Village Board of Education took several formal votes March 17, approving financial reports and appropriations, a sick-leave pool request, the suspension of 26 certified teaching contracts and a one-year rollover of the OPC contract.
- Financial reports and amended permanent appropriations (agenda items 7.2 and 7.3) — Approved by roll call. The treasurer noted the district is at a seasonal cash peak and described tax-advance timing. The board also accepted the district's clean external audit and the state's four-star transparency designation.
- Sick-leave pool approval (agenda item 17.1) — Approved by roll call. The board approved the requested sick-leave pool under terms similar to a recent request.
- Suspension of certified teaching contracts (agenda item 17.2) — Approved by roll call, five yes votes, no no votes. See related article for context on the district's $6 million reduction plan and the 26 positions listed on the agenda.
- OPC contract rollover (agenda item 20.1) — Approved by roll call; the board authorized a rollover of the current OPC contract through 2025–26.
The motions were carried by standard roll-call procedures. Board members voting in the affirmative included Ms. Larimer, Mr. Bennington, Dr. Reffert, Ms. Minkie and Ms. Roland Miller. No recorded votes against or abstentions were announced during the meeting.
Ending: The board adjourned following an executive session; officials said additional business may be scheduled as implementation of the reduction plan and other items proceeds.

