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Sylvania board approves consent agenda, special-education contracts and routine personnel actions
Summary
The board approved consent items including minutes, treasury reports and FY26/FY27 appropriations; it also approved multiple contracts to serve students with disabilities and routine personnel items, all on roll-call votes.
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At the June 22 Sylvania Board meeting, the board approved a consent agenda covering items 5.1 through 5.6 (minutes, treasurer's report, availability of funds, final appropriations and amended certificates for FY26 and FY27, and FY27 insurance through the Ohio School Plan) and a series of administrative and service contracts required to meet students' IEP needs.
What passed: On roll call the board recorded votes in favor by Julie, Tammy, Greg and Dan for the consent agenda items 5.1-5.6. The board also approved administrative resignation item 6.1 (Sarah Dickerson), payment item 6.3 (as noted), and a series of contracts under items 6.4—6: technical services with Noaka and the Northern Buckeye Education Council; a contract with AMG Educational Services (LEAP) to serve students with disabilities; two service agreements with I Am Boundless, Inc.; a contract with New Story Schools for 2026-27 special-needs services; an annual contract with Finley Interpreting Services for ASL interpretation; and a service agreement with Bittersweet Farms to meet IEP requirements.
The board moved and approved licensed personnel items 7.1—7.4 (new licensed teachers, license reductions, resignations and extra duty assignments), classified personnel items 8.1—8.2 (including a retirement), and supplemental position items 9.1—9.2 for 2026-27 on consent votes.
Why it matters: The contracts approved include services the district says it must provide to meet state and federal obligations for students with disabilities; approvals preserve continuity of services into the 2026-27 school year.
Votes at a glance: Multiple motions were recorded and passed on roll-call with board members recorded as Julie (yes), Tammy (yes), Greg (yes) and Dan (yes) on the documented votes in this meeting record.
Next steps: These approvals take effect for the stated fiscal year or contract period; the board will consider further budget decisions tied to the levy planning discussed elsewhere on the agenda.

