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Elyria City Schools board approves treasurers purchase orders, law-firm appointment and $23,000 donation for special education

2890526 · April 7, 2025
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Summary

The Elyria City Schools Board of Education approved routine treasurer items including purchase orders, appointment of a law firm and acknowledged a $23,000 donation earmarked for Eastern Heights Elementary special education.

The Elyria City Schools Board of Education on an evening meeting approved the treasurers slate of procurement and administrative items, including purchase orders, the appointment of an outside law firm and acknowledgment of a $23,000 donation for Eastern Heights Elementarys special education program.

Treasurer Colleen Abehold presented the items, asking the board "to approve the attached list of purchase orders in order to comply with the purchase purchasing procedures and to approve the appoint appoint of the following law firm to represent the Leary Board of Education and its administration and matters deemed appropriate for legal services during the calendar year 2025 and to acknowledge express appreciation for the following donations." She cited a $23,000 donation for the special education team at Eastern Heights Elementary.

Board members moved and seconded approval. During the roll call, board members recorded affirmative votes and the motion carried.

The action was presented as routine compliance with purchasing procedures; no additional discussion or conditions were recorded in the transcript.

The board did not specify the law firms name or further restrictions on the donation in the public portion of the meeting transcript.

Members present at the roll call who voted "Aye" were recorded in the meeting as Mister Houser, Mister Gebhardt, Miss Chris Arpin, Mister Parker and Missus Seguin; the chair announced the motion carried.