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Board approves series of routine resolutions: course guides, field trip, appropriations, personnel and donations

2104226 · January 10, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 9 meeting the Parma City School Board approved a slate of consent agenda resolutions including course guides for 2025–26, an overnight student trip to Washington, D.C. and Gettysburg, supplemental appropriations, acceptance of donations, and multiple personnel actions.

The Parma City School Board on Jan. 9 adopted multiple consent-agenda resolutions covering course guides, student travel, budget and personnel items.

Key approvals recorded on the Jan. 9 consent agenda included:

- Approval of written-record proceedings from the Jan. 2, 2025 organizational meeting (Resolution 2025-01-07). - Approval of overnight out-of-state field trip to Washington, D.C., and Gettysburg, Pa., Oct. 7–9, 2025 (Resolution 2025-01-08). - Adoption of the 2025–2026 high school course guide (Resolution 2025-01-09), the middle school course guide (Resolution 2025-01-10), and the PBLA high school course guide (Resolution 2025-01-11). - Supplemental appropriations (Resolution 2025-01-12). - Acceptance of contributions and donations (Resolution 2025-01-13). - Certificated personnel actions including stipends, supplemental appointments, substitute certifications and leaves (Resolution 2025-01-14). - Classified personnel actions including appointments, replacements and assignment changes (Resolution 2025-01-15). - Acceptance of classified retirement(s) (Resolution 2025-01-16). - Adoption of an executive-session resolution (Resolution 2025-01-18).

For each consent item the board clerk conducted roll-call votes; the meeting transcript records affirmative roll-call responses for board members during each adoption. The transcript records “yes” votes from board members listed during roll calls (names recorded in the transcript and minutes). No recorded motions failed, and no substantive debate was entered on these items during the consent sequence.

Ending: These approvals were handled as routine business on the consent agenda; the board moved next to communications and public comment.