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Troy School Board approves routine business, tax rates and three property valuation complaints; adopts special education policy exceptions
Summary
At the March 10 regular meeting, the Troy School District Board of Education approved minutes, financial reports, 2025 tax rates and three resolutions to file challenges to recent commercial property valuations, and adopted special-education model policies with site-specific exceptions.
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At the March 10 regular meeting, the Troy School District Board of Education approved a package of routine business items and several formal motions affecting district finances and property tax valuations.
Votes and formal actions taken (all roll-call votes recorded as yes unless noted): the board approved the minutes of the Feb. 10 meeting; reviewed and approved financial reports and a fund transfer to account for stale checks; adopted the annual tax rates certified by the Miami County Budget Commission on Feb. 24, 2025; and approved a motion under the "then and now" certification process required by Ohio Revised Code when prior fiscal certification was not obtained.
The board approved three separate resolutions to file complaints with the county over the valuations of commercial property: one involving Parcel G08102150 (owner listed as Moxie Equities), a second naming Realty Income Properties (parcel 08103374), and a third covering four parcels owned by Wendy's Properties. District staff said the filings are a step in a statutory process that can lead to a board revision hearing in June and further appeals if necessary.
The board also accepted donations and scholarships totaling $41,813.97 for March with a fiscal-year-to-date total of $178,613.86; adopted the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce’s special education model policies with four site-specific exceptions recommended by legal counsel; approved the Troy indoor band/percussion trip to Highland Heights, Kentucky (out-of-state, day trip requiring board approval by policy); and approved personnel items, including several retirements and hires.
Roll-call votes recorded the following board members voting yes: Missus Borchers, Mister Fox, Mister Reddick, Missus Packard and Mister Price. The meeting adjourned after no public-comment items were presented.
Votes at a glance (selected motions): - Approve minutes (Feb. 10): outcome approved (roll call: Borchers, Fox, Reddick, Packard, Price — all yes). - Approve financial reports and fund transfers: approved (roll call: all yes). - Adopt tax rates certified Feb. 24, 2025 (Miami County Budget Commission): approved (roll call: all yes). - File complaint against valuation — Moxie Equities, Parcel G08102150: approved (motion: moved; second; roll call: all yes). - File complaint against valuation — Realty Income Properties, Parcel 08103374: approved (roll call: all yes). - File complaint against valuation — Wendy's Properties (4 parcels): approved (roll call: all yes). - Adopt special-education model policies with four exceptions: approved (roll call: all yes). - Approve Troy indoor band/percussion trip to Highland Heights, KY (day trip): approved (roll call: all yes). - Approve personnel items and recognize retirements and hires: approved (roll call: all yes).
Board members were told notice and hearings for the property-valuation complaints will follow county procedures; staff said notifications already go to property owners in advance and that the county will set a hearing, typically in June.

