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Perrysburg board updates tip-line reporting, referrals and public-records limits after staff-safety complaints
Summary
District officials reported 32 tip-line reports over six months, with 11 referred to the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce and two to law enforcement. Trustees discussed whether tip-line emails are subject to public-record requests and the confidentiality of the Ohio Safe School tip line, and scheduled continued review.
Superintendent Tom Hassler presented the Perrysburg Exempted Village School District’s student-safety and staff-accountability update at the June 16 board meeting, summarizing the district’s use of a tip line and steps taken since January to document and handle complaints.
Hassler said the district has logged dozens of reports and taken steps to centralize intake and improve documentation. “We launched this tip line, which gives students and families, community members, another opportunity to report,” he said, and added the district is reviewing each report and checks them at multiple administrative levels.
Hassler and other administrators gave a six-month breakdown: in that period 32 reports were logged and reviewed; 17 staff members were specifically named in submissions (10 of those names appeared in three multi-name emails); 11…
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