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Board approves routine financial, personnel and contract items in unanimous votes
Summary
The South Euclid-Lyndhurst Board unanimously approved minutes, financial reports, personnel appointments and multiple contracts including strategic‑planning, roofing and access‑control software; the board also confirmed field trips and a student‑service agreement with Beachbrook.
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At its March 17 meeting the South Euclid-Lyndhurst Board of Education carried a slate of routine but governance‑critical approvals by roll call, with all trustees voting in the affirmative on items brought forward by the superintendent and treasurer.
The board approved the minutes of the March 10, 2026 special meeting and accepted the treasurer’s recommendations for the February month‑end financial reports, bank reconciliation, investment earnings and a district donation (items 4.1–4.8). The board also approved tax complaint items (item 4.10) by roll call.
Personnel actions approved included certified personnel items (resignations, retirements and leaves) and classified personnel actions including appointments and retirements, with trustees taking time to acknowledge long‑serving staff. The board confirmed non‑represented appointments (item 6.1), including approval of Mr. Michael Janatovich; Janatovich addressed trustees after his approval.
Business and operational contracts approved included a new strategic‑planning engagement with We Empower LLC (item 10.1), roof work with Team Craft (item 10.3) and access‑control software from Redshift Technologies (item 10.4). The board also approved two HR items (digitization and license/support with Strategic Solutions, items 9.1 and 9.2) and standard supplemental activity contracts for athletics and extracurricular programs (item 8.1).
The board granted approval for extended field trips for Brush High School (items 11.1 and 11.2), including an upcoming Spain trip, and approved a service agreement with Beachbrook for student and parent programs (item 12.1). Trustees noted dates for some programs would be confirmed with staff following the meeting.
All votes reported on the record were recorded as unanimous 'Aye' by the five board members present (Mr. Richardson, Mr. Sanders, Mrs. King, Ms. Lee and Mrs. Shelby). No recorded 'No' votes, abstentions or recusals were reported in the transcript.
Next procedural steps include follow‑up from staff on scheduling details for approved programs and the policy adoption process scheduled for April 21, 2026.

