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Granville board approves policy changes, contracts and hires in unanimous votes
Summary
During the March 16 meeting the Granville board unanimously approved a time‑sensitive food policy, several vendor contracts (special education, trash, firewall) and multiple personnel actions including hiring Jess Wills as athletic director and naming Suki Lucier as ex officio to the village planning commission.
The Granville Exempted Village School District board approved a slate of policy adoptions, vendor contracts and personnel actions during its March 16 meeting, carrying each item by unanimous roll call.
Action 6.01: The board moved to waive first and second readings and adopt the EFD policy prohibiting misbranded foods and cultivated protein products; the motion passed with Ms. Deeds, Mr. Wolfe, Ms. Golian, Mr. Crone and Ms. Shaw recorded as Aye.
Contracts approved included an agreement with BAT for special education services (6.02) and a contract with Learning Spectrum for special education services (6.03). The board also approved a trash contract with WinWaste Innovations (6.04) and an annual membership resolution with the OHSAA (6.05); members asked whether per‑sport fees remain in effect for the OHSAA membership.
The board approved an agreement with Bitmotion for firewall services (6.06); staff said the purchase is e‑rate eligible with roughly 40% federal reimbursement. The board also approved appointing Suki Lucier as the district’s ex officio representative to the Granville Village Planning Commission (6.07) and accepted the GHS course description book for the 2016–2017 year (6.08).
In the consent agenda (7.01–7.11) the board approved several hires and internal transitions, including the hiring of Jess Wills as athletic director and the elevation of Aaron Dixon and Matthew Kohut to technology operations engineer roles; the board also acknowledged the resignation of athletic staff member Josh Beall and placed commendations on the record.
Later in the agenda the board approved a resolution to file a stay against the valuation of an additional real‑property parcel for tax year 2015 (8.01) and approved an 11‑hour monthly transportation solution (8.02) after staff and vendor process changes were described. All recorded roll calls on the votes in the transcript were unanimous Aye.
