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Votes at a glance: Board adopts retirement resignations and extends OPC Local 134 agreement

2081815 · January 6, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 6 regular meeting the Lakewood Board of Education approved a resolution accepting classified staff resignations for retirement and approved a memorandum of understanding extending the collective bargaining agreement with OPC Local 134; both votes were taken on one reading and passed by roll call.

The Lakewood Board of Education handled several formal items during its Jan. 6 meeting. Two recorded roll‑call votes were taken and carried:

• Resignation for purpose of retirement (classified employees): The board moved and seconded a resolution approving classified employee resignations for retirement. Treasurer Kent Zeman conducted a roll‑call vote. Ms. Katzenberger, Ms. Shaughnessy, Mr. Callahan, Ms. Clark Sutton and Ms. Dotman voted aye; the resolution carried.

• Memorandum of understanding with OPC Local 134: The board approved, on one reading, a memorandum of understanding to extend the duration of the collective bargaining agreement with OPC Local 134. The board’s announcement described the MOU as matching the same pay increase and extension previously approved for other bargaining units. Roll call recorded unanimous ayes from members present and the motion passed.

Other items discussed during the meeting — reported in the education report or listed as upcoming actions — included the proposed adoption of Westshore Career Technical Education courses of study (MEMS/grama and welding programs), a proposed High School Band out‑of‑state field trip (Orlando, Nov. 21–26, 2025), recognition of a Young Democrats club proposal, and a resolution to designate February 2025 as National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. These items appeared in the education report and were not recorded as passed votes during the Jan. 6 meeting.