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Fairborn City school board holds special session to discuss transportation, program partnerships and Baker property
Summary
At a May 26 special work session, the Fairborn City Board of Education discussed the impracticality of certain transportation options, rising fuel costs, its relationships with the Fire Academy and YMCA program, and issues tied to the Baker property; the board met in executive session on personnel matters and adjourned the same evening.
The Fairborn City Board of Education met in a special work session May 26, 2026, to review transportation challenges and several program and property matters before moving into executive session and adjourning.
Board President Katie Mlod called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. The roll call recorded Mr. Howard, Mr. Steininger, Mrs. Webb, Ms. Landon and Mrs. Mlod as present. The board unanimously approved the agenda after a motion by Ms. Landon and a second by Mr. Steininger.
During the work session the board considered the "impracticality to transport," rising fuel costs, its relationships with the Fire Academy and the YMCA program, and matters relating to the Baker property. The minutes record those topics were discussed but do not record a formal vote, directive, or specific staffing or budget decision tied to those items.
Mrs. Webb moved, and Mr. Steininger seconded, that the board adjourn to executive session at 5:59 p.m. for the appointment, employment, discipline or compensation of public employees. The motion carried on a roll-call vote with Mrs. Webb, Mr. Steininger, Mr. Howard, Ms. Landon and Mrs. Mlod voting yea. The board returned from executive session at 7:07 p.m.; Mr. Howard moved and Mr. Steininger seconded a motion to adjourn from executive session, which passed unanimously.
The meeting was formally adjourned at 7:08 p.m. on a motion by Mr. Steininger and a second by Mrs. Webb, carried by all members present. The minutes do not record any formal decisions or motions tied specifically to the transportation topics, program partnerships or the Baker property beyond their being discussed in the work session.
The Fairborn City Board of Education approved the minutes and recorded signatures dated June 4, 2026, including Katie Mlod as board president and Kevin Philo as treasurer/CFO. Further action or follow-up on the transportation, program or Baker property items was not specified in the published minutes.
