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Votes at a glance: Board approves agenda, minutes, student trip, policies, personnel, OFCC application, and executive session

Lebanon City Schools Board of Education · December 17, 2024
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Summary

At the Dec. 16 meeting the board approved the agenda, minutes (Nov. 18 and Dec. 4), an overnight FBLA trip, 43 policies (including HB 214 implementation), personnel items A–J, appointment of Michael Lane as President Pro Tem, and authorized an OFCC energy-application; all recorded roll-call votes in the meeting were unanimous 'yes.'

The Lebanon City Schools Board of Education recorded routine unanimous roll-call votes on several items Dec. 16. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting:

- Agenda approval (motion carried; unanimous roll call). - Approval and signing of minutes: Nov. 18, 2024 regular meeting and Dec. 4, 2024 special meeting (motions carried; unanimous roll calls). - Approval of consent items including an overnight out-of-state trip for Lebanon High School FBLA to attend the Ohio FBLA State Leadership Conference in February (motion carried; unanimous roll call). - Final reading approval of 43 policies, including implementation language required by House Bill 214 (motion carried; unanimous roll call). - Personnel approvals (items A–J covering retirements, resignations, employments, substitutes, supplemental volunteer coaches, status changes, volunteers, leaves, game workers and stipends) approved (motion carried; unanimous roll call). - Appointment of Michael Lane as President Pro Tem for the January organizational meeting (motion carried; unanimous roll call). - Authorization to apply to the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission for energy-conservation grants/loans to pursue LED, HVAC and roofing projects (motion carried; unanimous roll call). - Motion to enter executive session to consider appointment/compensation of a public employee or official (motion carried on roll call); the presiding officer stated no voting actions would be taken after executive session.

Where roll-call tallies were recorded, they were unanimous 'yes' by the members present (Mister McCutchen/McCutcheon, Mister Gliotti, Missus Dalton, Mister Lane, Missus Cope).