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Rolling Hills Local board votes to accept highest bid for Seacrest Elementary
Summary
The Rolling Hills Local School District Board of Education voted unanimously to accept the highest bid from the May 1 auction of Seacrest Elementary; the board did not specify the winning amount and adjourned after the vote.
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The Rolling Hills Local School District Board of Education voted unanimously to accept the highest bid for Seacrest Elementary, the board’s chair said during the meeting.
"The Rolling Hills Local School District Board of Education recommends accepting the highest bid from the auction of Seacrest Elementary held on May 1," the chair stated. A board member moved to approve the recommendation and another board member seconded the motion; the clerk then called the roll.
Clerk (S2) recorded affirmative votes by Mister Humphrey, Mister James, Mister Yurdock and Mister Dudley, and the motion carried. The transcript does not specify the dollar amount of the winning bid.
The vote followed the board’s return from executive session earlier in the meeting. After taking the vote on the Seacrest Elementary auction, the board moved to adjourn; the clerk recorded unanimous affirmative votes on the adjournment motion and the meeting ended.
What happened: The board formally recommended and voted to accept the highest auction bid for Seacrest Elementary, an action announced by the chair and approved by unanimous roll-call votes. The transcript identifies the auction date (May 1) but does not provide the winning bid amount or additional details about the buyer or next steps for the property.
Next steps / outstanding details: The record does not state what administrative steps will follow the acceptance (for example, transfer of title, required approvals, or timeline) and does not list the bid amount or buyer; those details were not specified in the meeting transcript.

