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Board approves personnel items; retirement of long-serving paraprofessional acknowledged
Summary
The board approved multiple personnel actions including hires, supplemental contracts and terminations, and acknowledged the retirement of instructional paraprofessional Bev Ritter after 29 years.
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The Elyria City Schools Board of Education approved the superintendents personnel slate, which included appointments, supplemental athletic and Aflac contracts, unpaid leave and terminations. The board also acknowledged the retirement of Bev Ritter, an instructional paraprofessional with 29 years of service.
Superintendent Anne Schloss presented the personnel package, saying it included retirements, unpaid leave requests, appointments of classified and certified staff, athletic supplemental contracts, and terminations. She specifically announced the retirement: "to announce the retirement of Bev Ritter, who's been an instructional para for 29 years in the district." The board moved and seconded approval and recorded the roll call vote.
The transcript lists several categories of personnel actions but does not provide individual names for every hire or termination in the portion provided. The superintendent also introduced a new administrator, Kate Patia, and the board welcomed her; the transcript does not include details of her appointment paperwork during the public segment.
During the roll call on the personnel package, board members recorded affirmative votes and the chair declared the motion carried.

