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Board approves field trip, adopts junior‑high math curriculum and passes multiple consent items

Sylvania Schools Board of Education · May 12, 2026
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Summary

During its May 11 meeting the Sylvania Schools board approved an overnight field trip for 25 cross‑country students, adopted the Amplify Desmos junior‑high math curriculum, approved multiple personnel and contract items on the consent agenda and moved several policies to second reading and approval.

District staff recommended and the board approved several routine and programmatic items on May 11, including an overnight field trip, a new junior‑high math curriculum and multiple consent‑agenda personnel and contract items.

Dr. Miles recommended approval of item 4.1, described as an overnight field trip for 25 cross‑country team students to a cross‑country camp in Lancaster, Ohio. The board registered support in roll‑call style and approved the trip.

Dr. Miles also recommended item 4.2, adoption of a new junior‑high math curriculum, described in the meeting as "Amplify Desmos." According to Dr. Miles, teachers across all three junior highs participated in the selection process and 100% of math educators supported the recommendation; the board approved the curriculum adoption.

Other motions recommended by district staff and approved on a consent basis included an MOU changing teaching assignments across several schools, an agreement for consulting services with a vendor (as presented), and the removal of a previously tabled policy item so it could return for a vote. The meeting record shows the board approved consent items 5.1–5.4 (licensed contract recommendations and related items), 6.1–6.3 (classified new hires, resignations and personnel changes), and item 7.1 (non‑teaching activity contracts for 2025‑26).

Votes: the transcript records board members' vocal 'yes' responses during roll calls, but specific named vote tallies were not listed in line‑item roll calls in the public transcript. Where tallies were not specified publicly, this article records outcomes as approved based on the meeting record.

Next step: approved curriculum materials and contract documents will be implemented according to district timelines and staff direction; board minutes will reflect the formal roll call and any required documentation.