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Board votes: resignations accepted, demolition contract approved, executive session held

Fairfield Union Local School District Board of Education · November 18, 2025

Summary

At its Nov. 17 meeting the Fairfield Union board unanimously accepted two resignations, approved a $38,512.50 demolition contract and the New Lexington workforce agreement, and entered and returned from executive session with no action reported.

The Fairfield Union Local School District board approved a package of personnel and contract items during its Nov. 17 meeting.

Personnel: The board unanimously accepted the resignation of Jim James Short (effective Nov. 10) and accepted the resignation of David Getz as assistant maintenance employee (effective Jan. 5, 2026). Both motions passed on roll-call votes; Missus Roberts conducted the roll calls.

Contract: The board approved a motion to contract with Seals Construction for demolition of the Sheets House at 6555 Cincinnati Janesville Road, Rushville, at a cost of $38,512.50. The motion passed unanimously.

Agreement: The board unanimously approved a superintendent agreement with New Lexington Schools to allow Fairfield Union students access to New Lexington's workforce development center for the 2025-26 school year.

Executive session: The board moved into executive session under Ohio Revised Code section 121.22 (subsections noted in the motion) and later reconvened; no action was reported following the executive session.

Roll-call votes and motions were recorded in the minutes; all recorded votes on these items were unanimous.

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