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Votes at a glance: Key actions taken by Milford board on March 18, 2025

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Summary

The Milford Exempted Village Board of Education approved a range of routine and substantive items on March 18, including contracts, policy waivers, personnel motions, and a resolution supporting the Fair School Funding Plan. This roundup lists motions and outcomes recorded on the public roll calls.

The Milford Exempted Village Board of Education recorded the following motions and roll-call outcomes during its March 18 meeting. Where a roll call is recorded in the transcript, yes/no votes are listed by name in the meeting record.

Votes and outcomes (selected):

- Approve amendment to the agenda to add a symbolic resolution (J1A) — approved by roll call. - Approve minutes of the Feb. 20, 2025 meeting — approved by roll call. - Approve board reports (treasurer/finance) — approved by roll call. - Approve vendors list — approved by roll call. - Approve listed contracts (including School Links contract and others presented) — approved by roll call. - Approve donations (including estate donation and memorial gifts) — approved by roll call. - Approve resolution to authorize filing of Board of Revision complaints (to challenge assessor valuations) — approved by roll call. - Waive first reading of policy JEFB — approved by roll call. - Approve policies JEFB and KG A (policy approvals) — approved by roll call. - Approve MOU with MCEA (classified employee agreement) — approved by roll call. - Approve job descriptions (sound and lighting stagehands) — approved by roll call. - Consent personnel approvals (items 3–5 on personnel) — approved by roll call. - Approve curriculum pay and related curriculum items — approved by roll call. - Approve two new junior high elective course offerings (Flight and Space; Magic of Electrons) in partnership with Great Oaks — approved by roll call. - Approve science textbook sell-back/disposal — approved by roll call. - Approve Peterman transportation contract amendment (contract award) — approved by roll call. - Approve change order(s) presented in business operations — approved by roll call. - Approve turf replacement contract (Moats Corporation) and accept booster-funded graphics upgrade — approved by roll call. - Approve symbolic resolution supporting the Fair School Funding Plan (J1A) — approved by roll call. - Motion to withdraw into executive session to discuss the employment of a public employee — motion approved; board entered executive session and stated no votes would be taken upon return.

In all recorded roll calls where votes were read aloud the transcript lists: Mrs. Will — yes; Mrs. Powers — yes; Mr. Wilson — yes; Mrs. Chestnut — yes; Mrs. Mason — yes (for the items recorded as passed during the meeting). If a specific roll-call list differs for a single motion, that detail appears in the item-specific discussion recorded in the full transcript.

Notes: Several routine vendor and contract approvals were presented after review by finance or procurement staff. The petition to file Board of Revision complaints is a procedural step that asks the county board of revision to reconsider assessed commercial property valuations believed to be undercounted by the auditor; if successful, it increases taxable value for those parcels and may relieve tax burden on others by raising the local tax base.

The board adjourned to executive session to discuss a personnel matter and indicated it would not take any votes after returning.