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Little Miami board approves contracts, appropriations and resolutions; votes listed
Summary
The board voted to approve several contracts (special education placements, transportation-related services, prom services), adopted permanent appropriations for FY26, approved personnel and open enrollment items, and passed Resolutions 25‑015 (payment in lieu of transportation, $607.15 pilot) and 25‑016 (join Warren County ESC BAC).
At its Sept. 23 meeting, the Little Miami School Board approved a package of routine business items spanning contracts, appropriations, personnel and two resolutions.
Contracts: The board approved multiple contracts presented under the treasurer's reports, including services for prom (Robert Center), special education transportation/placement (Medicare transport and Warren County ESC placements), added special-education services with Stepping Stones, nurse/LPN services (Maximum Healthcare), short-term staffing with KL Staffing for an intervention specialist (Sept–Nov), and a sponsorship agreement with the Air National Guard that generates $6,795 in district revenue for stadium/gym advertising.
Budget: The board approved the permanent appropriations for fiscal year 2026; the presenter explained appropriations may be amended through the year and that the general fund and grant (500) funds are most likely to change.
Personnel and open enrollment: The superintendent asked for approval of personnel items and of the attached open enrollment requests (four candidates tied to district employees and one temporary open enrollment for a family building a house); both motions carried on roll call.
Resolutions: Resolution 25‑015 (payment in lieu of transportation pilot) passed; the pilot payment cited was $607.15 when transporting a student to a nonpublic school within 30 minutes when district transport is impractical. Resolution 25‑016 passed to join the Warren County Educational Service Center Business Advisory Council to enhance workforce development partnerships.
Each approval was taken by roll call; votes were recorded in the meeting transcript but individual vote names are not separately enumerated in the record for every item. No item was tabled or defeated during the meeting.
