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Board approves district insurance renewals, selects TokioMarine cyber option
Summary
The board authorized renewal of property, casualty, liability and crime insurance through SORSA and approved a TokioMarine cyber policy for July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026, with the minutes noting the district chose "Option 4" for cyber coverage.
The Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District approved a bundle of insurance renewals at the June 25 board meeting, authorizing property, casualty, liability and crime coverage purchased through the Schools of Ohio Risk Sharing Authority (SORSA) and a cyber policy placed with TokioMarine for the 2025–26 policy year.
Board materials state the district "is opting for Option 4" for the FY26 cyber policy; the packet shows the property program, cyber coverage and related limits and premiums. The motion to approve the package was made by Ellen Kramer and seconded by Eva O’Mara; the board recorded the motion as carried (Yea:3, Nay:0, Absent:2).
The packet attached to the meeting materials includes detailed limits and caveats across property, crime, general liability, school-officials errors & omissions and other lines, and identifies SORSA as the placement vehicle for significant property and liability coverages. The board approved the renewals and directed staff to finalize required paperwork.
