Mapleton Local board accepts donations, approves 2025–26 calendar and awards facilities and service contracts
Summary
On Oct. 14 the board accepted multiple donations, approved the 2025–26 academic calendar, and approved contracts including RISE Academy services, Bates Outdoor Management for snow removal and a $21,133.20 loading dock repair by JamesCo.
The Mapleton Local School District Board of Education used its Oct. 14 meeting to accept donations, approve the 2025–26 academic calendar and award several vendor agreements.
Donations accepted for September 2024 included $525 from Greenwich Tri Community to the MHS Principal Fund, an anonymous $1,000 gift toward an MHS score table, and multiple contributions from the Mapleton Athletic Booster Club supporting middle- and high-school athletics (examples recorded in the minutes: $9,300 for high school football; $6,630 for an MHS score table; other sport-specific amounts were recorded). The board approved acceptance of all listed donations by unanimous vote.
The board approved the Mapleton Local School District 2025–2026 academic calendar by unanimous motion. The board also approved an agreement with the Educational Service Center of Medina County to provide RISE Academy services for the 2024–2025 school year.
On facilities and vendor contracts, the board approved Bates Outdoor Management, LLC for ice and snow removal on campus for the 2024–2025 school year, and authorized a JamesCo. contract for labor, materials and equipment to repair the loading dock at Mapleton Elementary School in the amount of $21,133.20. Each motion carried with all board members voting yes.
These contractual approvals allow the district to proceed with scheduled operations, seasonal maintenance, and a planned loading-dock repair; the minutes do not list additional procurement details or contract terms beyond the amounts recorded.
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