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Votes at a glance: Twinsburg board approves minutes, financial reports, staff recommendations and multiple contracts
Summary
The Twinsburg City School District board approved the consent agenda, including minutes for May 6, 2026, April financial reports, staff recommendations pending background checks, multiple service contracts and tuition placements; motions passed by recorded voice votes with trustees voting in the affirmative.
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At the meeting, the Twinsburg City School District Board of Education approved a multi-item consent agenda by voice vote. The motion to approve the minutes (regular meeting of May 6, 2026), accept April financial reports (bank reconciliation, cash summaries and investment portfolio review), and to authorize the treasurer to make fiscal-year closing adjustments was moved and seconded and passed by recorded affirmative votes from board members present.
The board also approved certified and classified staff recommendations (pending satisfactory background checks), deletion of one 2014 Blue Bird Vision bus determined beyond its useful life, and a series of contracts and service agreements for the 2026–27 school year. Key approved agreements and authorizations included: the contract with EJ Thomas Hall for the 2027 graduation venue; a physical-therapy services contract with Crockett Physical Therapy LLC (not to exceed $115,000); interpreting and translation services agreements; tuition contracts and placements (including Kit Link School LLC placements for two students, tuition costs disclosed in board materials); occupational/physical/speech therapy provider agreements with cost schedules; a Medicaid billing services agreement; payment authorizations for outplaced student tuition; commercial insurance renewal through Ohio School Plan with total premiums cited, and approval to pay Twinsburg Police Department for school resource officer coverage for 2025–26.
For each motion recorded in the public minutes at the meeting, the three board members present — Miss Rush, Miss Egan and Mrs. Crawford — voted "Yes" on the motions as called; the clerk recorded the motions as passing. The board then moved into executive session and did not reconvene in public that night.
Documentation for the contracts and financial items was noted in the meeting as having been sent to the board "under separate cover."

