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Presenters from the project team told the North Ridgeville City Board of Education the high school construction remains on schedule, early site work and the new transportation center are complete, demolition of an old maintenance building is underway and foundations work will begin by the end of the month.
Ohio / School Districts / North Ridgeville City
The Board approved human-resources appointments and related items in a roll-call vote, heard a first reading on 2026 summer school offerings, and received a communications report listing community donations and gifts recommended for acceptance.
Ohio / School Districts / North Ridgeville City
Treasurer warned the district could collect nearly $15 million less from 2026–2030 because of several recent Ohio property-tax bills, shrinking projected reserves and days of cash on hand; the board approved the consent agenda, finance items and acknowledged OFCC design-phase comments for the new high school.
Ohio / School Districts / North Ridgeville City
District finance official Jackie Vance told the board Feb. 3 that North Ridgeville City Schools saw slight decreases across its four main federal grants (Title I, Title II-A, Title IV and IDEA Part B K2D12), with most dollars used for teacher salaries, professional development and special-education staff.
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Superintendent briefed the board Feb. 3 that the district has had seven calamity (closure) days this year and will not require make-ups unless additional days push instructional hours below state minimums; staff, transportation and facilities issues and a city salt shortage are shaping decisions.
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The Board of Education approved multiple human-resources items in one reading, accepted community donations and moved into executive session Feb. 3 to discuss personnel and negotiations. Roll calls recorded affirmative votes and one absence.
Ohio / School Districts / North Ridgeville City
The Board approved a $12,775 amendment with Penn Design Architect, TDA to cover additional services required by updated city requirements and design revisions tied to the new high school project.
Ohio / School Districts / North Ridgeville City
The North Ridgeville City Board of Education adopted its fiscal year 2027 tax budget in a single reading at its Jan. 13 meeting, enabling the district to file required paperwork with the county auditor and begin formal budget planning.
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The Board accepted multiple gifts including $1,400 from the Gold Band Boosters for marching hats, $4,200 from M and T Roofing for cross country, and in-kind donations for Liberty School among others.
Ohio / School Districts / North Ridgeville City
At its Jan. 13 meeting, the Board heard first-reading proposals to raise preschool and full-day kindergarten tuition for 2026-27: pre-K $2,000 paid by Aug. 1 ($2,200 monthly); full-day kindergarten $2,700 paid by Aug. 1 ($2,900 monthly). Trustees asked for payment logistics and outreach to families.