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Board approves contracts, donations, personnel and resolution 26‑016; votes summarized
Summary
The Little Miami board approved monthly financials, multiple vendor contracts, donations, personnel items, handbooks, a transportation payment‑in‑lieu resolution, and several field trip and training items; most votes were unanimous by roll call.
At its meeting, the Little Miami Board of Education approved a set of routine but consequential items including monthly financial reports, several vendor/service contracts, multiple donations, personnel actions, handbooks, and a resolution governing payment‑in‑lieu of transportation for private schools.
The treasurer walked the board through contracts that included Raptor Technologies (training and behavior management platform), Lango LLC (language translation services), several student‑placement contracts with the Warren County Educational Service Center, and a three‑year subscription for a data dashboard (Aubrey). Board members discussed the high cost of special education purchase services and asked whether some services could be insourced in future years.
Donations approved included a $100 anonymous gift for unpaid meal debt, a $7,500 donation from the Little Miami athletic boosters for uniforms, and art supplies from local families; Homegrown Alliance donated an ice maker and installation for the transportation building. The board also approved resolution 26‑016 concerning payment in lieu of transportation eligibility for private schools within 30 minutes' drive time.
All listed motions (minutes approval, financials, contracts, donations, personnel, handbooks, resolution, cross‑country field trip, and driver training program) were approved by roll call as presented.
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