Board approves routine financial, facilities and HR items; roofs and weight-room work planned

Dublin City Schools Board of Education · February 9, 2026

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Summary

The board recorded unanimous votes on several consent and action items, including financial approvals, operations contracts (Jerome weight room renovation and equipment) and HR personnel actions. The district said it will spend more than $7 million on roof replacements this summer.

At the meeting the Dublin City Schools Board of Education approved a slate of routine and action items by unanimous roll calls (all votes reported 5–0).

Key votes at a glance • Agenda approval — motion moved by Mister Valentine, seconded by Missus Da Silva; result: approved 5–0.

• Financial items (items 8b–8d and January 31, 2026 financial report) — motion moved by Missus Da Silva, seconded by Mister Valentine; result: approved 5–0. Treasurer previewed a $310,000,000 general-fund budget and said the district is beginning to show a negative spend/run rate of about $3,000,000 this year; a five-year forecast will be discussed at the next meeting.

• Operations items (11a–11c) — included awarding a public bid to Steiner Builders for the Jerome weight-room renovation (about $366,000) and a separate equipment purchase from an RFP (~$251,000) for new weight equipment; Director of Operations also reported the board previously authorized more than $7,000,000 this summer for replacement of five roofs. Motion to approve this slate passed 5–0.

• HR items (13a–13c) — included multiple certified and classified resignations and retirements, new hires, leave requests and two termination resolutions; motion passed 5–0.

• Adjournment — motion passed unanimously.

Context and next steps: trustees were briefed on the timing change for the five-year forecast (moved earlier in the year due to state law), the district’s plan to post redistricting documents online, and the planned facilities work this summer. Several items included attachments and dollar amounts that the superintendent and staff said will be posted with board materials.

Direct quotes: on facilities spending the operations director said the district is “spending well over $7,000,000 this summer alone on 5 roofs,” and on transportation reimbursements the treasurer gave the current minimum payment-in-lieu figure: “The amount this year, the minimum amount is $607.15.”