Upper Scioto Valley School has announced its 2023-2024 program year policy free and reduced-price meals for students unable to pay the full price of meals or milk served under the National School Lunch and School Breakfast, After School Care Snack or Special Milk Programs. Each school office and the central office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by any interested party.
New police officers introduced, stray cat behavior discussed
By Paula Scott
With no legislation or ordinances on the agenda, the August 1 regular meeting of the Ada Council was relatively brief; Councilors Oestreich and Coressel were absent and legal counsel Jane Napier attended via Zoom.
The meeting was conducted by Mayor Dave Retterer and began with unanimous support for paying of Village bills as presented. Details are in the attached packet.
Board approves free admission for Ada students to sporting events
By Paula Scott
The July 27 meeting of the Ada School Board was only 27 minutes long “as the crow flies.” That’s minus the 42-minute closed door executive session that occurred at the beginning of the meeting. All board members–Ron Fleming,Matt Gossman, Ted Griffith, Steve Ramey and Amy Mullins–were present.
NEW BUSINESS
Visitor Marty Rothey, Ohio School Board Association Northwest Region Manager, presented Ron Fleming with a 30-year Veteran School Board member certificate.
The Ada Exempted Village School will hold a Board of Education meeting with the attached agenda at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 27, in the boardroom at 725 W. North Ave.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
The meeting will include two public hearings:
All members of the Village Council were present for the July 18 regular meeting at the Ada municipal building. As might be expected on a beautiful July evening, in-person attendance beyond the mayor, who conducts the meeting and staff members was light: it consisted of reporters from the Icon and Kenton Times.
During reviews of claims registers for $ 138,059.23 and (payroll) $ 91,269.50, there was brief discussion regarding cable repairs at the railroad track ($700) and a Bowling Green source for police cruiser tires.
The Apollo Career Center Board of Education hereby gives public notice that Keith Horner, currently employed by the Apollo Career Center Board of Education as the superintendent, is retiring and seeking re-employment with the district in the same position. The Board of Education proposes to re-employ Mr. Horner at its regular meeting on Monday September 25, 2023.
