Woodridge board critiques Might renewal levy
CUYAHOGA FALLS — The Woodridge Native Colleges Board of Training Dec. 20 took step one to put a renewal levy on the Might 2/Main/Particular Election poll.
The board permitted a decision to ask the Summit County Auditor’s Workplace for the yield to find out the millage for the renewal levy.
Treasurer Tom Morehouse stated the emergency levy was first permitted by voters in 2018 and can expire on the finish of 2023. He added the levy generates $4 million per 12 months for the district.
The board might want to approve a second decision to ship the levy to the Summit County Board of Elections for placemet on the poll.
Additionally through the assembly, Superintendent Walter Davis reported on the variety of harassment and bullying incidents within the district for the reason that starting of the varsity 12 months. He stated there had been no incidents at Woodridge Elementary Faculty, two harassment and one bullying incident at Woodridge Center Faculty and one harassment and one bullying incident at Woodridge Excessive Faculty.
In different companies, the board permitted:
• taking part within the OSBA Authorized Help Fund for 2023 at a value of $250;
• utilizing Weston Hurd LLC as authorized advisors on an as wanted foundation; and
•accepted a $500 grant from the Akron Council of Engineering and Scientific Societies.
On the conclusion of the assembly, the board entered govt session for personnel with no motion taken afterward.
The following board assembly is about for Jan. 10 with the organizational assembly at 6 pm and the common assembly instantly following within the library at Woodridge Excessive Faculty, 4440 Fast Street. The assembly will probably be live-streamed, with a hyperlink accessible at www.woodridge.k12.oh.us.