Board rejects Keystone Learning Center sensory bid after 3–1 vote
Summary
The Oxford Community Schools Board voted 3–1 on May 5, 2026, to reject the sensory bid for the Keystone Learning Center after a motion failed. Trustee Campagiorni cast the lone nay; other members voted yes.
Board President Amanda McDonough presided as the Oxford Community Schools Board voted on a sensory bid for the Keystone Learning Center and did not approve the measure.
S. Gibson moved and A. Acheson supported approval of the Keystone Learning Center Sensory bid “as presented.” The minutes record: "Vote – 3 ayes, 1 nay (Campagiorni). Motion failed." Trustee S. Campagiorni was recorded as voting no; the three other members present voted yes, but the motion was recorded as failed in the meeting minutes. The vote occurred during the Finance & Operations portion of the agenda.
The sensory bid related to the district's newly referenced Keystone Learning Center, which the superintendent highlighted earlier in the meeting in connection with the project's recent groundbreaking. President McDonough later expressed gratitude for the Keystone Learning Center groundbreaking ceremony during final comments. The board did not adopt the sensory bid and did not record additional direction or follow-up in the minutes provided.
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