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Indian Hill board approves routine financial items, moves funds to athletics and facility set‑aside

Indian Hill Exempted Village Board of Education · August 12, 2026
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Summary

The board approved treasurer and superintendent reports, vendor contracts (Chromebooks, chiller repair) and transfers of $195,000 to athletics operations and $140,000 to an athletic facility set‑aside.

The Indian Hill Board approved the superintendent's and treasurer's reports, including multiple routine financial items, vendor contracts and transfers to support athletics.

During the treasurer's report, staff asked the board to approve minutes for three prior meetings, monthly financial reports for the period ending 07/31/2026, the establishment of two student tournament accounts, FY2026 reports, and the establishment of a checking account to segregate IH Blend point‑of‑sale revenue. Contracts listed for approval included vendor services for Chromebooks, a video‑management system, a primary‑school chiller repair with Trane, and student services agreements. The board approved transfers of $195,000 from the general fund to athletics for general operations and $140,000 from the general fund to an athletic facility set‑aside to support turf replacement.

A motion to approve the treasurer's items (a through o) passed on a voice vote after a board member moved and another seconded. Board members recorded in the roll call as voting in favor included Mister Marks, Mister Werfel, Mister Schweickart, Missus Singh, Mister Orfel and Mister Tellis, and the motion carried.

At least one board member asked whether the primary‑school chiller item was a repair or replacement; facilities staff confirmed it was a repair of failed coils and said the chiller still has useful life.