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Votes at a glance: Oakwood Schools Board actions Oct. 13, 2025
Summary
The board approved routine agenda items, financial forecasts, a notes issuance, personnel motions, a resolution joining a vouchers lawsuit, a waiver for middle-school CTE requirements and other standard items. Recorded tallies are listed below.
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The Oakwood Schools Board of Education took the following recorded actions at its Oct. 13, 2025 meeting.
• Adopted the meeting agenda (motion made and seconded; recorded Ayes from board members present).
• Approved minutes of the Sept. 8, 2025 regular meeting and work session (motion made and seconded; recorded Ayes).
• Approved the financial forecast and assumptions for fiscal years 2026–2029 (agenda item 4b). Recorded Ayes: Miss Kawai, Miss DeLorenzo, Doctor Middleton, Mister Wilson (motion made and seconded).
• Approved a resolution to issue $15,000,000 in notes to begin phase 2 CFAP/LFI projects (agenda item 4c). Recorded Ayes: Miss DeLorenzo, Miss Kawai, Doctor Middleton, Mister Wilson (motion recorded as moved and seconded).
• Approved a resolution to join the Ohio Coalition of Equity and Adequacy ("Vouchers Hurt Ohio") lawsuit (agenda item 6a). Recorded Ayes: Doctor Middleton, Miss DeLorenzo, Miss Kawai, Mister Wilson (motion recorded with Miss Sauber identified when asked for a motion).
• Noted informational administrative items including a student journalism trip (Feb. 27–Mar. 2) and a public hearing notice for rehiring four staff members to be held Nov. 10, 2025.
• Approved a resolution to waive requirements to provide middle-school career technical education for the 2025–26 school year (agenda item 7c). Recorded Ayes: Miss Kawai, Doctor Middleton, Miss DeLorenzo, Mister Wilson.
• Approved contract 2026.02 (agenda item 7d) and consolidated personnel motions, including resignations/retirements, supplemental resignations, an unpaid leave of absence, hiring Dana Brunn as clinic nurse at Smith Elementary, supplemental contracts and stipends (including $3,000 to Gabby Fish funded from Dayton Foundation donations), and substitute approvals (agenda items 8 and 9). Recorded Ayes on combined motions: Doctor Middleton, Miss DeLorenzo, Miss Kawai, Mister Wilson.
• Moved to enter executive session to consider employment, discipline and compensation of public employees or officials (agenda item 10) and adjourned.
Where roll calls recorded names, those Aye votes are listed above. Several motions on the record were recorded as "So moved" and "Second" without a named mover or seconder; where the transcript identified who made the motion when prompted (for example Miss Sauber on item 6a), that was noted. The district’s formal minutes will list full roll-call results and any absent votes.

