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Board approves consent agenda, athletics trip and campus design amendment
Summary
The Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District Board approved a multi-item consent agenda including personnel recommendations, College Credit Plus MOUs, a $250 donation, a varsity wrestling trip, an international exchange student and an architectural contract amendment for the campus master plan.
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The Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District Board of Education adopted a multi-item consent agenda (Resolution 2025-21) at its Feb. 12 regular meeting, approving personnel actions, college partnership agreements, contracts and donations. The motion was made by Tish Kwiatkowski and seconded by Ellen Kramer; the roll call was 5–0 in favor.
Items approved on the consent agenda included certified, classified and supplemental recommendations; College Credit Plus MOUs with Lorain County Community College, the University of Akron and Kent State University; Ohio High School Athletic Association membership; a Wraparound Experts service agreement; the check register and bank reconciliation; and recorded donations such as a $250 cash donation to the drama scholarship from Joan Deuch.
The board also approved superintendent and treasurer recommendations in separate resolutions. Among those, the board approved the BBHHS varsity wrestling trip to the OHSWCA state wrestling finals (Olentangy Liberty High School, Feb. 7–8, 2025) under Resolution 2025-22 and approved an international exchange student for 2025–2026 under Resolution 2025-23. The Treasurer’s item (Resolution 2025-24) authorized an amendment to the Architectural Vision Group contract related to the campus master-planning work; the amendment sets an AVG fee of $149,656 for services tied to the new Hilton driveway and estimates reimbursables of $38,000.
All motions were recorded with unanimous roll-call votes. The board adjourned at 7:29 p.m.
