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Votes at a glance: agenda and consent items approved 5-0

Cuyahoga Heights Board of Education · October 16, 2025
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Summary

The Cuyahoga Heights Board approved the meeting agenda (with an added item for catering) and the consent agenda (including a $200 cap for catering the seniors-serving-seniors event and substitute staffing updates) by roll call, each motion passing 5-0. A motion to enter executive session was moved and seconded; vote outcome not recorded in the provided transcript.

Cuyahoga Heights — At the Oct. 15 meeting the board approved the meeting agenda (which included an added item, 11a, to authorize catering payment for a seniors-serving-seniors event) and later approved the consent agenda items by roll call. Both votes were recorded as passing 5-0.

Agenda approval: Moved by Miss Prowse and seconded by Mr. Dobbins; treasurer called the roll and each member voted to approve; chair announced the motion passed 5-0.

Consent agenda (items including 11a, 12a and 13a): Superintendent Young presented the items (11a: catering services by Mark Chase not to exceed $200 for the seniors-serving-seniors event on Oct. 22, 2025; substitute scoreboard operator for high-school soccer; and an updated substitute-teacher list). A motion was offered by Mr. Dobbins and seconded; roll call resulted in a 5-0 vote to approve.

Executive session motion: Chair moved to adjourn to executive session under RC 121.22(G)(1) to discuss confidential personnel matters; the motion was seconded. The transcript provided ends before the roll call on that motion, so no recorded outcome is available in the provided record.

Vote details: roll-call responses were recorded in the transcript and the chair announced the two motions as passing 5-0.