Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
The Board of Education of Twinsburg City School District adopted a resolution requesting the state tax commissioner estimate rates needed to raise $12,194,837 and said it intends to submit a school district earned income tax — not a property tax — to voters; the measure passed 3-1.
Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
At a public tax-budget hearing Jan. 7, Twinsburg treasurer Julia Rosnaya and Superintendent Marlowe outlined a fiscal forecast that includes a projected FY2028 deficit of about $730,243 and discussed placing a school-district earned-income tax on the May ballot as a potential revenue solution that could yield roughly $9.5 million at a 1% rate.
Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
A community member urged the board to restore Twinsburg High School’s hockey program, proposed a district-supported summer learn‑to‑play program for grades 7–12, and urged the board to support expansion of girls' hockey in the region, citing local players' success including Leila Edwards.
Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
At its Jan. 7 organizational meeting, the Twinsburg Board of Education elected Rhonda Crawford president and Beth Egan vice president, approved routine administrative delegations and appointed committees and legal counsel. The board also approved a $141,713 emergency building-automation agreement to address widespread HVAC failures.
Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
The Twinsburg board unanimously approved a $1,730,298.60 contract for stadium turf and track replacement and a $185,241.48 boiler installation funded from the permanent improvement fund, and adopted a resolution creating a six-member School District Relations Committee with the City of Twinsburg.
Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
Several student clubs from Twinsburg High School reported on representing the district at the OSBA Student Achievement Fair. The board presented a proclamation honoring Tina Davis for 12 years of service and trustees and community members offered tributes.
Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
District officials told the Twinsburg City School District board that the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce’s forecast shows a potential FY2028 deficit of roughly $700,000–$730,243. The board highlighted existing savings that reduced a prior projection from over $8 million and said it will bring recommendations in January to eliminate the shortfall.
Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
At its regular meeting the Twinsburg City School District board opened with a moment of silence for the death of Twinsburg High School ninth grader London Brown, described community vigils and reminded families that counseling and community mental-health resources are available.
Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
The Twinsburg City School District board approved certified, classified and supplemental staffing recommendations (with one abstention on an item naming a staff member), accepted a $1,000 PTA donation, contracted for SB 288-required programming, authorized an IEE not to exceed $5,005.75, approved student trips and adopted handbook changes implementing a ban on student cell-phone use during instructional time effective Jan. 1, 2026.
Ohio / School Districts / Twinsburg City
The Twinsburg Board of Education on Nov. 5 voted unanimously to approve minutes and financial reports, accept personnel recommendations including two retirements, and authorize multiple contracts and emergency repairs, including $64,742.66 in electrical work at Twinsburg High School tied to a May 2024 lightning strike.