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Board updates administrative pay step, considers transportation reimbursement policy and reviews bullying report

Canton Local Board of Education · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Canton Local reviewed a salary schedule addition for administrative secretaries, discussed a policy allowing transportation for out‑of‑district students consistent with Ohio law, and received the annual harassment/bullying report listing three incidents this year.

At the June 8 meeting the board reviewed a proposed addition to the administrative secretaries' salary schedule and discussed a policy to permit district approval of student transportation when a student attends school outside the district or at a private facility.

Under the salary schedule change (Letter B) the board proposed adding a bachelor-degree step between existing pay levels for administrative secretaries; a motion to adopt the change was made and seconded during the meeting. The transcript records the rationale that placing a bachelor-degree step between two existing levels was appropriate for compensation alignment.

Letter C addressed transportation for students attending schools or facilities outside the district. The board discussed whether the district would pay parents gas mileage or reimburse another provider and emphasized that any reimbursement must comply with Ohio law and cannot exceed the state's allowable transportation rate. The board discussed scenarios such as students staying temporarily with a friend and how district responsibility is determined.

Separately, as required by law, the board reviewed its harassment/bullying report: the transcript lists three incidents this year (two at the high school and one at the middle school) and notes that reported incidents are sometimes reclassified after investigation because the legal definition of bullying is narrow and requires repeated behavior from the same individual.

A motion to enter executive session for the evaluation of public employees was moved and seconded; the motion and an adjournment motion appear in the record.