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Board approves financials, personnel slate and shared transportation; all motions pass unanimously
Summary
The Warren Local Board approved multiple routine resolutions including payment of August bills ($2,696,013.72), two Then-and-Now invoice payments, authorization for shared transportation, sponsor recognition, personnel and supplemental contract recommendations, and adjournment — all by unanimous vote.
At its Sept. 26 meeting the Warren Local Board of Education approved a slate of routine financial and personnel actions summarized below.
RES. NO. 71-24 (motion by Mr. Allen, second by Mr. Crum) approved minutes of the Aug. 22 meeting; payment of bills and other expenses for August 2024 in the amount of $2,696,013.72; financial reports for August; an investment earnings deposit of $293.58 to the Permanent Improvement Fund; and two Then-and-Now invoice payments: Meta Solutions for $8,651 and Powerschool for $4,269.76. The motion passed on a unanimous recorded vote (Mr. Allen, Mr. Crum, Mrs. Greenup, Mrs. Proctor, Mr. Roush voting yes).
RES. NO. 72-24 (motion by Mrs. Greenup, second by Mr. Roush) authorized the superintendent to approve shared transportation of students with other area school districts; the motion passed unanimously.
RES. NO. 73-24 (motion by Mr. Crum, second by Mr. Allen) approved the list of sponsors and donors supporting the district’s athletics program; the board recorded a unanimous vote in favor.
RES. NO. 74-24 (motion by Mr. Roush, second by Mrs. Greenup) covered certified and classified personnel recommendations and pupil-activity contracts for the 2024–25 school year. Notable entries included the resignation of Geffry Gehrlich from a pupil-activity position effective Aug. 26, 2024; the hire of Michael Hubbard as an elementary evening custodian (limited one-year contract, effective Sept. 23, 2024); transfers of bus drivers Jack Church and Michael Francis; and multiple supplemental/pupil-activity contracts contingent on successful verification and valid permits. The motion passed unanimously.
RES. NO. 75-24 (motion by Mr. Crum, second by Mr. Allen) moved to adjourn the meeting at 6:36 p.m.; the board voted yes unanimously.
All motions recorded at the meeting were approved; no motion failed, was tabled, or was postponed during this session.
