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December board of education meeting summary

Lance Dearth hired as Buildings, Grounds and Maintenance Supervisor

The December 15 meeting of the Ada Schools Board of Education was attended by elected officials Ron Fleming, Matt Gossman, Ted Griffith and Steve Ramey. President Amy Mullins was absent; Mr. Gossman conducted the meeting.

The session began with an executive session of approximately 15 minutes to discuss employment matters. Links for agenda and treasurer’s report.

The meeting was attended by the Icon and the Kenton Times, as well as by Lance Dearth and family. Dearth was hired as the new Buildings, Grounds and Maintenance Supervisor.

NEW BUSINESS
The board approved updated policies as presented by the Board Policy Committee. Topics are listed here. The Icon has requested a copy of this document.

  • Weapons
  • Adoption of Courses of Study
  • Career Advising
  • District Sponsored Clubs and Activities
  • Interscholastic Athletics
  • Employment of Personnel for Co-Curricular/Extra-Curricular Activities
  • Eligibility of Resident/Non-Resident Students
  • Care of Students with Chronic Health Conditions
  • Care of Students with Diabetes
  • Diploma Deferral
  • Travel Payment & Reimbursement/Relocation costs
  • Fair Labor Standards Act
  • Facility Security
  • Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems
  • School Calendar
  • Personnel Files
  • Student Records
  • Transportation

Amy Mullins was appointed as President Pro-Tem for the January 12 reorganizational meeting.

Apollo board of education meets December 19

On Monday, December 19, the Apollo Career Center Board of Education will meet at 7:00 p.m. for a regular meeting.

The agenda includes a resolution honoring Brad Fruchey of Bluffton for 15 years of service.

Among “new and recommended matters” the board will vote on 

- Hiring substitute teachers Karen Follrod and Alexis Nagel, supplemental contracts for craft shows to Hailey Diana and Courtney Meyers, and hiring teaching assistant Timothy Alger.

- Purchasing a Lucina Patient Simulator, cost $86.8K.

Ada CIC will hold last meeting for 2022

The Ada Community Improvement Corporation (https://www.adaoh.org/ada-community-improvement-corporation-cic) has announced a meeting at noon on December 21, to be held at The Depot, 9 Central Ave.

Public meetings are listed on the Icon's classifieds page.

Announcements may be sent to [email protected].

Zoom link for Ada Council meeting on December 20

The Ada Village Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 20. There will be a Streets Committee meeting first to discuss ticketing for parking on lawns and then the council meeting will follow.

Council meetings are held on the second floor of the municipal building, 115 W Buckeye Ave, and may also be attended remotely via Zoom.

The Zoom link to the next Ada Council meeting is below. 

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84460905375?pwd=SmhVQ1B6S1h1YnU0VlB3bC9IVmwzQT09

Village of Ada council meeting dates for January 2023

The Village of Ada has announced a modified schedule for council meetings in January 2023.

Council will meet on January 10 and 24 rather than the regularly scheduled first and third Tuesdays of the month.

For more information on council schedules, visit https://www.adaoh.org

Summary of December 6 village council meeting

No parking on lawn requirement results in tickets for E. Lincoln resident

2nd reading of 2023 appropriations passed

By Paula Scott

The Village of Ada Council met on December 6 for the first of two December regular sessions. The meeting was chaired by Mayor David Retterer. Council members in attendance were Sheila Coressel, Jason Campbell, Linda Mason, Jeff Oestreich and Bob Simmons. Sean Beck was absent.

The meeting packet including the agenda is HERE. At this meeting, council chambers were arranged in a new fashion with councilors and staff in a u-shape and seating for guests on the fourth side of the room.

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