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Votes at a glance: Revere board approves consent items on finances, personnel, contracts and an out-of-state softball trip

6442770 · September 16, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 16 meeting the Revere Local Board approved combined consent agendas including financial reports, purchase orders, donations, personnel hires and changes, vendor agreements for special education services, and an out-of-state softball trip; revised policies were presented for first reading with no action.

The Revere Local Board of Education voted on several consent items grouped by the treasurer and superintendent.

Treasurer’s consent (Group 8.1–8.6): The board approved the minutes from prior meetings, the financial report (showing an early favorable variance of approximately $63,000), purchase orders, donations, asset deletions and a $75,000 transfer to a turf replacement fund. The motion was seconded and approved by roll call; board members recorded “Yes” votes for Mrs. Brackett, Mr. Hajdu, Mr. Malek, Mrs. Rainey and Mrs. Stein.

Superintendent’s consent (Group 9.1.a–9.1.d and 9.2.a–9.3 etc.): The board approved personnel items including additional hours, corrected salary placements, co- and extra‑curricular supplemental contracts, classified staff changes, new hires, bus drivers in training, athletic supplemental contracts, and out-of-state field trip approval for the softball team’s spring-break travel. Vendor agreements for the Northeast Ohio Educational Service Center and Solent Health were approved to cover service needs including a psychologist on maternity leave. Revised policies were presented as a first reading with no action taken.

Roll-call outcomes: For each consent motion recorded at the meeting, the board’s roll-call recorded unanimous “Yes” votes by the five voting members in attendance. No abstentions or “No” votes were recorded on the consent motions that were put to a vote during the meeting.

For transparency: the meeting packet listed names of staff hires, contract vendors, donation amounts and purchase-order items; the district indicated it will update its forecast soon and will report EVAS value‑added data at the November meeting.