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Votes at a glance: Cuyahoga Falls Board unanimous on agenda, consent items, policies and program of studies
Summary
At the Jan. 8 meeting the board recorded unanimous votes to approve the meeting agenda, the treasurer and superintendent consent agendas, a package of policy adoptions, and the high‑school program of studies. The board also entered executive session under Ohio law.
The Cuyahoga Falls Board of Education took a series of procedural and consent votes at its Jan. 8 meeting. All recorded roll‑call votes shown in the meeting minutes were affirmative by the members present.
Key outcomes:
• Agenda approval: The board approved the Jan. 8 meeting agenda by roll call (unanimous).
• Treasurer/CFO consent agenda: The board approved the treasurer’s consent agenda items, including minutes and an alternative tax budget submission required by Summit County (due Jan. 20). The treasurer noted a corrected PDF and that the county advances real estate tax collections cyclically; the motion passed on roll call (unanimous).
• Superintendent/CEO consent agenda: Personnel items (long‑term substitutes, a paraprofessional hire and retirements) and other routine superintendent items were approved by roll call (unanimous).
• Policy adoptions: The board adopted a set of policies across sections A, D, E, G and I (including a diversity/equity and inclusion policy AEA and DAB on general revenue fund cash balance, drug‑testing policies for CDL personnel, reduction in professional workforce policy and health education policy as listed). The roll call vote recorded unanimous approval.
• Program of studies: The board approved the Cuyahoga Falls High School program of studies for the 2025–26 school year by roll call (unanimous). The board discussed Latin’s removal and asked staff to pursue options and report back.
• Executive session: The board entered executive session under Ohio Revised Code section 121.22(G)(1) to consider employment of a public employee or official and section 121.22(G)(6) to consider security arrangements and emergency response protocols; the roll call to enter executive session was unanimous. The public minutes note "no action after the meeting."
