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Oregon City Schools elects leadership, approves routine authorizations and appointments
Summary
At its January 9 organizational meeting the Oregon City Schools Board elected Carol Molnar as president and Dan Zavick as vice president and approved standing authorizations, legal counsel appointments, a public-records designee and the consent agenda by roll call.
The Oregon City Schools Board of Education elected Carol Molnar president and Dan Zavick vice president during its January 9 organizational meeting and approved a slate of routine administrative actions to start the 2025 calendar year. The meeting opened at 5:00 p.m., was streamed on YouTube and included a pledge of allegiance and a moment of silence.
Board members approved standing authorizations allowing district administrators to execute standard contracts as needed between board meetings. Superintendent Fritz said the authorizations "allow us to function on behalf of the board until the board meets" and provide operational flexibility; the board voted to approve the authorization on a roll call. The board also approved a resolution to continue the district's rewards service fund for fiscal year 2025 under Ohio Revised Code section 3315.15.
The board voted to continue using its roster of legal counsel, including firms cited in the meeting record, and acknowledged that one attorney (Eric Johnson) has moved firms but continues to serve the district. The board designated the treasurer/CFO (named in the record as Jane Fruth/Frewd) as the board's designee for public records training.
Other housekeeping items included setting regular meeting times (the board confirmed the third Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. as its typical meeting slot) and scheduling a work session for Monday, Feb. 3 at 5:30 p.m. The meeting closed the organizational portion and opened the regular meeting; members then moved into an executive session for personnel matters at the conclusion of the public meeting.
Actions taken at the meeting were procedural and administrative in nature; no substantive policy changes were adopted beyond the routine authorizations and appointments.
