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Board approves Keystone Learning Center sensory bid on 6–1 vote
Summary
The Oxford Community Schools board approved a sensory bid for the Keystone Learning Center after a 6–1 vote, with Trustee Campagiorni recording the lone dissent. The decision follows staff recommendation and was part of the board's broader operations agenda on May 26, 2026.
The Oxford Community Schools Board of Education voted to approve a sensory bid for the Keystone Learning Center, with S. Gibson moving and M. Aldred supporting the motion. The measure passed 6–1, with S. Campagiorni recorded as the lone nay.
Board members debated the bid as part of the district's facilities and special-needs supports; the vote was cast during the Finance & Operations portion of the May 26 meeting. The board approved multiple other operations items that evening, but the Keystone vote drew attention because it was the only item that did not pass unanimously.
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