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Votes at a glance: Board approves consent items and accepts community donations
Summary
At its Feb. 11 meeting the Three Rivers board approved a block of consent items (items a–j) including personnel changes, overnight DECA trip approval and policy reviews; the board also accepted several donations and formally recorded roll-call votes.
The Three Rivers Fulton School District Board of Education on Feb. 11 approved a block of consent items (listed as items a through j) and accepted multiple community donations during its regular meeting.
Consent items approved (block a–j) covered multiple routine matters the district presented as a package, including a resignation (Justin Hagenstine, transportation co-director, effective March 1, 2025), a non-CDL substitute driver hire, approval of an overnight student trip for Taylor High School DECA competitors (departure March 10, return March 12; 11 students), policy reviews (including BDC executive-session language, JFCK cellphone rules and other minor updates), a proposed revision to long-term substitute daily pay to allow up to $200 per day, and authorization to renew Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) membership for the 2025–26 school year. The board stated that some items will return for a second reading where required.
Motion and roll call: The consent block was moved and approved by roll call with recorded yes votes from Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hughes, Dr. Shaffer, Mr. Evans and Mr. McDonald. (Mover and seconder were not specified on the record.)
Donations accepted: The board also accepted several philanthropic gifts on the recommendation of the vice president. Those donations included $450 to Jacket Cares from the Knights of Columbus; $4,800 to Special Education from the Knights of Columbus; $300 to Taylor High School Choir from Kiwanis; $500 to the 70 Building Fund from Chelsea Chevrolet; $1,250 to Jacket Cares from Patrick and Margaret Leisig; and $2,500 to Jacket Cares from Ucles Wealth Management. Vice President McConnell presented the recommendations and a motion was seconded; the roll call recorded “yes” votes from Dr. Stafford, Mr. Evans, Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Hughes.
Other formal items: The board read a resolution authorizing the Ohio School Boards Association to make recommended policy modifications in response to House Bill 33 legislative changes affecting the Ohio Department of Education and the State Board of Education. That resolution was read aloud at the meeting and staff indicated it will appear as a second reading on a future agenda; no adoption vote occurred on Feb. 11.
Where the record did not name a mover or seconder, the article notes that those details were not specified in the transcript. The board’s next meeting and committee sessions were discussed but no additional formal votes were recorded at the Feb. 11 session.
