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Board approves consent items, cybersecurity resolution and support organizations; treasurer reports reviewed
Summary
At its Sept. 24 meeting the Cuyahoga Falls Board of Education approved routine consent agendas for the treasurer and superintendent, adopted a cybersecurity program to comply with House Bill 96, and approved several school support organizations and the district's August investment schedule and monthly spending report.
The Cuyahoga Falls Board of Education approved several routine and required items during its Sept. 24 meeting, including consent agendas from the treasurer and the superintendent, the district’s August investment schedule and monthly spending report, and a resolution adopting a cybersecurity program.
Treasurer and CFO items The board approved the treasurer/CFO consent agenda, which included minutes, appropriations and amendments related to closing out prior-year federal grants and donations to district buildings. The board also approved the district’s August 2025 investment schedule and the monthly spending report; the treasurer noted general fund cash balances are lower than prior years and that some timing effects (tax advances and ticket revenue) affected the monthly athletic account balance.
Superintendent consent agenda The superintendent’s consent agenda, approved by the board, included routine personnel items: classified and certified appointments and reassignments, additional duties and mentoring stipends, leaves of absence and several retirements. The superintendent named multiple retirees, including Kathleen Just (fifth grade teacher at Preston Elementary) and others; lengths of service were mentioned but not fully enumerated for every retiree.
Support organizations The board approved recognition of support organizations including the Cuyahoga Falls High School PTSO, Gordon DeWitt Elementary PTO, Elizabeth Price Elementary PTO, Instrumental Music Patrons, Cuyahoga Falls Visual Arts Booster Club, Cuyahoga Falls Vocal Music Patrons and the Silver Lake Home and School League.
Cybersecurity program The board adopted a resolution to formally establish a cybersecurity program to meet the requirements of House Bill 96 no later than Sept. 30. District technology staff and policy work were already underway; the resolution ensures the program is adopted in time for the statutory deadline.
Votes and roll calls Where roll calls were recorded in the transcript, the votes were unanimous: all recorded roll calls showed five ayes (Miss Coco; Mr. Gomez; Mr. Harris; Mrs. Schaffer; Miss White). Specific mover/second information for consent motions was not provided in the meeting transcript.
What the board did not decide Several items noted for future action — such as approval of final boundary lines and bus-route approvals tied to the new campus opening — remain pending and will return to the board for discussion and possible votes at future meetings.
