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Ashland City Board approves consent calendars, open‑enrollment attendance policy and personnel items
Summary
The board unanimously approved the treasurer's and superintendent's consent calendars, a revision to Policy 5111 on open‑enrollment attendance, a group of seventh‑semester graduates, and a retire‑rehire personnel motion before moving into executive session.
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During routine business at the Nov. 24 meeting, the Ashland City School District board approved several consent items and personnel recommendations.
The treasurer’s consent calendar was moved and seconded and approved by roll‑call vote without separate discussion. The superintendent’s consent calendar likewise passed on a single motion. The board then approved a revision to Policy 5111 (eligibility of resident and nonresident students) clarifying that students admitted under open enrollment who are determined to be habitually truant — defined in the revision as 12 or more days (72 hours) — "may forfeit the privilege of open enrollment for the following school year," with the board reserving the right to review cases individually.
The board also approved several seventh‑semester graduates who met credit requirements (students named during the meeting) and approved a retire‑rehire employment recommendation for Carrie Duval Paramore on a one‑year, nonrenewed contract for the 2026‑27 school year. Finally, the board voted to enter executive session for employment and confidential federal/state matters; the meeting will adjourn after executive session with no further public action.
What happens next: The approved policy language will be incorporated into district policy documents and handbooks; personnel actions will be processed as board motions allow.

