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Elyria City Schools board approves minutes, financial report, field trips and personnel in routine votes
Summary
At its Feb. 19 meeting the Elyria City Schools Board of Education approved minutes from Feb. 5, accepted the January 2025 financial report and purchase orders, approved overnight field trips (robotics), a JROTC trip to Fort Knox, a Cuyahoga Community College MOU and multiple personnel items including appointments and retirements.
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The Elyria City Schools Board of Education on Feb. 19 approved a slate of routine items and personnel actions, including minutes, financial reports, student overnight trips and multiple personnel appointments and retirements.
The board voted to approve the minutes from its Feb. 5 meeting; to accept the financial report for January 2025 (including reconciliations and investment and cash reports) and to approve the attached list of purchase orders; and to approve superintendent action items that included overnight state robotics tournaments in Dayton (separate approvals for grades 5–7, grade 8, and high school), an out‑of‑state JROTC trip to Fort Knox for a drill meet, and a memorandum of understanding with Cuyahoga Community College for College Credit Plus (CCP) participation.
On personnel matters the board approved certified and classified staff appointments and substitutions, retirements (including a classified staff retirement effective June 1 and a certified retirement after 23 years for Anne Marie Noss), resignations, unpaid leave requests and supplemental athletic and extracurricular contracts. The board also introduced and approved coaching appointments announced during the meeting.
All motions described above were moved and seconded as recorded in the meeting transcript. Roll-call votes recorded in the transcript show unanimous affirmative votes on the listed items; no member votes against, abstained, or requested tabling in the recorded roll calls.
Details of recorded motions and outcomes (as captured in the meeting record):
- Approve minutes of Feb. 5 meeting: motion moved and seconded; roll call recorded as “Aye” from board members present; outcome: approved.
- Treasurer action items (accept January 2025 financial report; approve purchase orders): motion moved and seconded; roll call recorded with affirmative responses including “Mister Gebhardt,” “Mister Houser,” “Mister Sarfin,” “Mister Parker,” and “Missus Sequin”; outcome: approved.
- Superintendent action items (overnight robotics trips for grades 5–7, grade 8 and high school in Dayton; JROTC trip to Fort Knox; Cuyahoga Community College MOU): motion moved and seconded; roll call recorded with affirmative responses including “Mister Parker,” “Mister Gabbard,” “Miss Christopher,” “Mister Houser,” and “Missus Seguin”; outcome: approved.
- Superintendent personnel action items (appointments, resignations, retirements, supplemental contracts and athletic hires): motion moved and seconded; roll call recorded with affirmative responses including “Miss Gasserton,” “Mister Parker,” “Mister Gabbhart,” “Mister Houser,” and “Missus Seeban”; outcome: approved.
- Motion to adjourn: moved, seconded and approved by roll call; meeting adjourned.
None of the recorded votes included roll-call “no,” “abstain,” or recorded recusals in the transcript. Several motions were routine and received no substantive discussion in the transcript; where discussion did occur (for example, brief questions about program leaflets and tours), board members and staff addressed them before taking votes.

