Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District public meetings in 2025
35 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Session
The Board of Education approved a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, personnel actions, education services, and finance. Personnel items included the resignation of a social studies teacher, new appointments for certified and classified staff, and several status changes. The board also approved four field trips for Cleveland Heights High School students and the November 2025 financial reports and forecast.
- Resignation of LaTonya Gaiter, Social Studies Teacher, effective 12/16/2025
- New appointments: Bethany Goch (English teacher, $278.27/day), Carmen Kottha (social worker, $289.75/day), Laura Poundstone (intervention specialist, $73,976/yr), and three classified staff at $15.02-$19.12/hr
- Approved field trips: AP Science to Belize, Language/Culture to Costa Rica, Boys Varsity Basketball bonding, and Barbershop Convention in Pasadena, CA
- Approved November 2025 Financial Reports and Financial Forecast
- Change of status for Lindsay Baar (Coordinator of Student Services, step/MA increase) and several classified staff
Board Retreat
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a retreat on December 6, 2025, and approved a consent agenda covering personnel, business services, and finance items. The board accepted retirements, resignations, new appointments, and other personnel actions. No other substantive items were discussed.
- Approved retirements: Robert Weaver (Spanish teacher, Baumgardner) effective 6/1/2026; Cary Jackson (Head Custodian, Fairfax) effective 12/31/2025
- Approved resignations: Creed Orme (2nd Grade Teacher, Noble) effective 11/10/2025; Khailand Kirkland (Paraprofessional - SPED, Boulevard) effective 11/25/2025; and several substitute bus drivers
- Approved new appointments: 8 classified staff including paraprofessionals, a school bus monitor, a cleaner, and a nurse paraprofessional; 4 athletic supplemental assignments; 11 other supplemental assignments
- Approved change of status for 7 classified staff and 2 supplemental assignments
- Approved unpaid medical leave for Gerald Minor (Cleaner, CHHS) from 7/1/2025 to 6/30/2026
Library Board Interviews
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a special meeting to interview candidates for the Public Library Board of Trustees and appointed one. The board also approved a consent agenda including a new staff appointment and a confidential administrative assistant proposal.
- Interviewed Annette Iwamoto and Robert Shwab for Library Board of Trustees
- Appointed a candidate to the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library Board of Trustees
- Approved new appointment: Pedro Torres, Long Term Substitute - Social Studies at Delisle Options Center, $265.65/day, effective 11/10/2025
- Approved confidential executive administrative assistant proposal (details in board members' hands only)
Regular Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education will hold a regular session, starting with an executive session for personnel and security matters, followed by public comments and recognitions. The main action is approval of the consent agenda, which includes meeting minutes, personnel appointments, status changes, a tenure grant, extended time, and a settlement agreement. The board will also hear a student report and statements from the public.
- Approval of new appointments including athletic coaches (e.g., Lisa Cotturo, Bowling Head Coach, $5,913; Jeremy Holmes, Ice Hockey Asst. Coach, $3,942)
- Approval of change of status for Rachel Kraus (Administrative Assistant to Staff Assistant, $45,184 prorated) and others
- Grant of continuing contract (tenure) to Brigitte Pronty, AVID Teacher at Baumgardner
- Approval of settlement agreement, release and waiver (details in hands of Board only)
- Approval of meeting minutes for October 7 and October 21, 2025
Work Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a work session on October 21, 2025, where they approved a consent agenda covering personnel, business services, and finance items. This included retirements, resignations, new appointments, and other routine personnel actions. The meeting was largely procedural, with all items passed by a unanimous vote.
- Approved retirements of Tamar Gray, Michael Jones, and Kathleen Kotnik, effective June 2026
- Approved resignations of four classified staff members, including Samir Bolden and Vida Johnson
- Approved new appointments including long-term substitute teachers Peter Dilalla ($301.05/day) and Linda Honey-Dixon ($282.57/day)
- Approved supplemental athletic coaching contracts, including Brittany Billups as Gymnastics Head Coach ($1,577) and Daniel Budin as Swimming Boys Head Coach ($5,913)
- Approved a vacation transfer of 9 days for Sean Patton from ESCNEO
Regular Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a regular session on October 7, 2025, starting with an executive session for personnel and legal matters. The board then approved a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, personnel actions (retirements, resignations, new appointments, salary changes, status changes), and other routine items. The meeting also included recognition of students and staff.
- Approved retirements: Nancy Ballou (Career Tech, CHHS) and Amy Bloomberg (Media Specialist, CHHS) effective 6/1/2026; Vivian Gatta (Staff Assistant, BOE) effective 12/31/2025
- Approved new appointments including 9 classified staff (e.g., Candace Arrington, Lunchroom Supervisor at Oxford, $18.38/hr) and 5 summer Jumpstart teachers at $44.00/hr
- Approved supplemental athletic coaching stipends, e.g., Karen Battle (Girls Basketball Head Coach, CHHS) $8,672; Ernest Bremer (Boys Basketball Head Coach, CHHS) $8,672
- Approved salary changes for Colleen Young and Laura Preston (Step 14, MA+20 to MA+30) effective 8/14/2025
- Approved change of status for Mary Catherine Knight, Megan Osborne, Stacey Weber, and Adriana November
Special Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education is holding a special session to receive an information-only presentation on the Severance Center Development Project. The board also voted to remove the consent agenda, which contained no items. The meeting includes procedural roll call and adjournment.
- Information item: Severance Center Development Project presented by Ryan Porter
- Removal of consent agenda (no items included)
- Roll call and adjournment
Work Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a work session on September 16, 2025, where they approved a consent agenda covering personnel, business services, and finance items. This included accepting resignations, appointing new staff, and approving supplemental assignments for the 2025-2026 school year. The meeting was largely procedural, with all votes carried unanimously.
- Approved resignations of six classified staff members, effective August 29 to September 22, 2025.
- Approved new appointments including two certificated staff (Donovan Thompson, $40,407; Victoria Weisberg, $80,677) and seven classified staff with hourly rates from $14.80 to $19.12.
- Approved supplemental assignments for 2025-2026, including stipends for team leaders ($3,154), PBIS ($1,183), and various club advisors (e.g., Robotics $3,942, Yearbook $3,942).
- Consent agenda included categories B (Personnel), C (Business Services), and D (Finance).
Regular Session
The Board of Education will convene in executive session to discuss employee appointments, discipline, and pending litigation, then reconvene to approve a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, personnel changes, field trips, and donations. The meeting includes a recognition of Dr. Shu Hui Lin as Ohio Master Teacher of the Year and a public comment period.
- Executive session under Ohio law for personnel and legal disputes
- Recognition of Dr. Shu Hui Lin as 2025 Ohio Master Teacher of the Year
- Approval of retirements, resignations, and new appointments including salaries up to $49,043
- Donation of $1,250 from OHSAA to Heights High School Athletics
- Approval of field trips for CHHS XL Track Meet and Culinary Arts
Work Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education will hold a work session to approve a consent agenda covering personnel actions (resignations, terminations, new hires, status changes), business services (transportation impracticality resolution for Hawken School), and finance items (July 2025 financial reports, FY26 appropriations amendment, OSBA delegate appointment). The board will also receive an update on Strategic Plan Goals 4 and 5.
- Approval of new appointments including Nicolas Sabet as Social Studies Teacher at CHHS ($69,333) and three athletic coaches
- Approval of FY26 appropriations amendment shifting funds among state and federal grants, net change -$297,036.61
- Resolution declaring transportation impractical for Hawken School
- Approval of resignations (Jean Downing) and terminations (Erica Biggs, Sykani Wingard)
- Strategic Plan Update on Goals 4 and 5 presented by district administrators
Special Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a special session on August 14, 2025, to discuss and approve personnel items. The board entered executive session to consider the appointment, employment, or dismissal of an employee or official. In open session, they approved a consent agenda covering retirements, resignations, new appointments, changes of status, and extended time for staff.
- Approved retirements: Mark Sack (Social Studies Teacher, CHHS) and Debora Holland (Administrative Assistant, CHHS)
- Approved resignations of five classified staff members, including Vinnett Brown, Courtney Dimenna, Lisa Johnson, Matthew Longino, and Alyssa Martinez
- Approved new appointments for certificated staff (e.g., Leatrice Clark, $295.40/day; Ayanna Lyons, $49,277/year) and classified staff (e.g., Michael Jones, School Bus Driver, $20.55/hour)
- Approved supplemental assignments for marching band ($8,672 for Nicholas Marzuola) and athletic coaches ($3,154 each for Jason Jeske, Willie Smith, Chris Ticconi)
- Approved change of status for Jennifer Yaich-Parks (salary increase from $73,620 to $75,788) and others
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Special Session
This is a special session of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District Board of Education. The board will immediately convene in executive session under Ohio law to discuss the appointment, employment, dismissal, discipline, demotion, or compensation of an employee or official. No public votes or decisions on other items are scheduled.
- Executive session under ORC 121.22(G)(1) for personnel matters
- Reconvene in open session after executive session
- Adjournment of the special session
Regular Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education is meeting for a regular session on August 5, 2025. The agenda is largely procedural, with the board set to approve a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, personnel changes, education services, business services, and finance items. Public comments are also scheduled.
- Approval of resignations: Ntianu Cloud (Social Studies Teacher, Delisle), Alex Alexander (Cleaner, CHHS), Betty James (Lunch Non-Paraprofessional, Roxboro El.), Dominic Newton (Paraprofessional - SPED), James Wren (Cleaner, Roxboro Elementary)
- Approval of staff separations due to grant ending: Myrtis Dove, Sabrina Green, Erin Hill, Le'niyah McCullough, Lailie Taylor (various positions at Boulevard and Oxford)
- Approval of new appointments including certificated staff (e.g., Amanda Aguirre, $78,361; Lisa Simon, $77,513) and classified staff (e.g., Brandon Copeland, $15.02/hr; Patrick Dooner, $26,349/yr)
- Approval of supplemental athletic assignments: Megan Sims (Cheerleader Advisor, $3,942), Gerry Beauchamp (Faculty Mgr, $9,172), Andre Scott (Football Head Coach-Grade 7, $3,942)
Work Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a work session that included an executive session to discuss employee matters. The board approved a consent agenda covering personnel actions (resignations, new appointments, terminations, status changes, extended time) and finance items (monthly financial reports, five-year forecast, and a $135,853.44 appropriations amendment).
- Approved resignations of 7 certified and classified staff, including Allison Factor (Intervention Specialist, Fairfax) and David Miller (Computer Science, CHHS)
- Approved new appointments for 7 certificated staff (salaries $52,677–$78,104) and 1 classified staff ($38.52/hour), plus 18 athletic supplemental assignments (up to $8,672)
- Approved termination due to unsuccessful probation for James Wren, Cleaner at Roxboro Elementary
- Approved FY26 appropriations amendment totaling $135,853.44 for Auxiliary Services and Miscellaneous Federal Grants funds
- Approved extended time for 6 personnel, including 20 days for Bryce Jones and Willie Newton at CHHS
Special Session
This is a special session of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District Board of Education. The board will immediately convene in executive session to consider the employment or dismissal of a public employee, as permitted by Ohio law. No other business or public discussion is scheduled.
- Executive session under Ohio Revised Code Section 121.22(G)(1) to consider employment or dismissal of a public employee
Regular Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a regular session on July 1, 2025, where it approved a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, personnel changes, business services, and finance items. Key actions included purchasing four school buses for $615,108, approving a $596,591 insurance proposal, and accepting several personnel resignations and appointments. The meeting also included a public comment period and a retirement reception for CFO Scott Gainer.
- Approved purchase of 4 seventy-two passenger buses from Myers Equipment Corp for $153,777 each, total $615,108
- Approved 2025-2026 property, liability, and fleet insurance from S.O.R.S.A. for $596,591
- Approved resignations of 5 staff members, including teachers Caitlyn Klesta and Mary Turk, effective 6/30/2025
- Approved new appointments including Caitlin Sabo as Coordinator of Student Services - Climate & Culture
- Accepted donations: $50 to Monticello Middle School and sheet music valued at $300 to Heights High School
Work Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a work session that included an executive session to discuss a property sale. The board approved a consent agenda covering personnel actions and financial reports, including new appointments, resignations, and fund transfers.
- Approved resignations including Patrice Perry (Lunch Non-Paraprofessional, Fairfax) effective 5/29/2025
- Approved new appointments including Courtney Gardner (CHHS Assistant Principal, $Step 2 MA) and Alissa Levy (Monticello Assistant Principal, $Step 2 MA+20)
- Approved fund transfers: $217,655.21 from General Fund to Athletics, $34,740.07 to Drama Production, $3,319.83 to Cosmetology Fund
- Approved resolution to suspend employee without pay and a Last Chance Agreement for a classified staff member
- Approved Financial Reports and Five-Year Forecast for May 2025
Regular Session
The Board of Education will vote on appointing Angèle Latham as CFO/Treasurer for a three-year term starting August 1, 2025, at a salary of $170,000. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with personnel changes, field trips, and other routine items. An executive session was held to discuss pending litigation.
- Appointment of Angèle Latham as CFO/Treasurer at $170,000/year from Aug 1, 2025 to July 31, 2028
- Resignation of Brigitte Pronty, Assistant Principal at Monticello, effective July 31, 2025
- New appointments include Jenna Cahn (Boulevard 4th Grade Teacher) and Morgan Debevec (Boulevard 1st Grade Teacher)
- Approval of field trips: CHHS Varsity Track State Meet (June 5-7) and Gear Up Ohio Wesleyan University (June 28-July 1)
- Executive session held to discuss disputes subject to pending or imminent court action
Special Session
This special session of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District Board of Education consists solely of an executive session under Ohio law to discuss the appointment, employment, dismissal, discipline, demotion, or compensation of a district employee or official. No public votes on policy, budget, or programs are scheduled. The meeting is limited to procedural actions: entering and then reconvening from closed session before adjourning.
- Executive session under ORC 121.22(G)(1) for personnel matters
- Motion to adjourn into executive session carried unanimously (5-0)
- Motion to adjourn meeting carried unanimously (5-0)
Work Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education will vote on a consent agenda covering personnel and finance items. The agenda includes retirements, resignations, new appointments, and contract changes for staff across the district.
- Approval of Sean Patton as Chief of HR and Operations (3-year contract, Step 2, MA+10)
- Approval of LaChaunne Perry as Elementary Principal at Oxford Elementary (3-year contract, Step 3, MA+50)
- Approval of retirements: Prevella Padgett (Roxboro Elementary, effective 7/1/2025)
- Approval of resignations: LaChaunne Perry (Assistant Principal, CHHS) and Toni White (Principal, Oxford), effective 7/31/2025
- Approval of continuing contracts for Melissa Argie, Laura Delambo, and Pamela Kuhn
Special Session
This is a procedural special session of the Board of Education. The board voted unanimously to adjourn into executive session under Ohio law to discuss the appointment, employment, dismissal, discipline, demotion, or compensation of a district employee or official. No public decisions or discussions on other topics are scheduled.
- Board voted 5-0 to enter executive session under ORC 121.22(G)(1) for personnel matters
- Motion made by Jodi Sourini, seconded by Dan Heintz
- Meeting held at 2155 Miramar Boulevard, University Heights
Special Session
This special session of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District Board of Education consists entirely of an executive session under Ohio law to discuss the appointment, employment, dismissal, discipline, demotion, or compensation of a district employee or official. The board voted unanimously to enter the closed session and then reconvened briefly to adjourn the public meeting. No other business was conducted.
- Board voted 5-0 to enter executive session under ORC 121.22(G)(1) for personnel matters
- Motion to enter executive session made by Gabe Crenshaw, seconded by Dan Heintz
- Meeting held at 2155 Miramar Boulevard, University Heights, OH
Regular Session
The Board of Education will convene an executive session to discuss the sale of property at competitive bidding and to prepare for employee contract negotiations. The regular session will include recognitions, public comments, and approval of a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, personnel actions, and financial items.
- Executive session under ORC 121.22(G)(2) for property sale and (G)(4) for employee negotiations
- Approval of consent agenda including retirement of Edward Stair (Assistant Custodian, Delisle)
- Resignations of Emalee Stewart (Science Teacher, CHHS) and Kimberly Joseph (Paraprofessional, Boulevard)
- New appointments for summer assignments, including teachers at $42.00/hour and paraprofessionals at various rates
- Recognition of student award winners and Tiger Team Members of the Month for March and April
Library Board Interviews
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education met on April 28, 2025, primarily to conduct interviews for the Library Board. The board also approved a consent agenda covering personnel actions, business services, and finance items, including retirements, resignations, new appointments, and an appropriations amendment.
- Approved retirements of four certified staff, including Kristie Cooper Kercher (Delisle) and David Nobles (Delisle), effective by July 31, 2025.
- Accepted resignation of Assistant Superintendent Paul Lombardo, effective July 31, 2025, and several other staff resignations.
- Approved new appointments, including Samuel Gifford as Director of Business and Operations (1-year contract, Step 4, MA+40) and several classified staff positions.
- Approved resolutions declaring transportation impractical for Bella Academy of Excellence and St. Aloysius-St. Agatha.
- Approved FY25 appropriations amendment transferring $106,250 from Public School Preschool Fund to Miscellaneous Federal Grants Fund.
Special Session
The Board of Education held a special session and voted unanimously to approve a resolution affirming compliance with law and commitment to a non-discriminatory learning environment. The meeting included roll call and adjournment.
- Resolution to Affirm Compliance with Law and Commitment to a Non-Discriminatory Learning Environment approved unanimously
Special Session
This special session of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education is limited to an executive session to discuss disputes subject to pending or imminent court action with legal counsel. The board voted unanimously to enter the closed session and then reconvened and adjourned without any public action items.
- Executive session under Ohio Revised Code 121.22(G)(3) for legal counsel discussion
- Motion to enter executive session carried unanimously (5-0)
- Meeting adjourned after reconvening
Regular Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education will hold a regular session following an executive session on personnel and legal matters. The board will vote on a consent agenda that includes approval of meeting minutes, personnel actions (retirements, resignations, new appointments, status changes), and resolutions for retire-rehire procedures. Public comments will be heard during the meeting.
- Approval of retirements for bus driver Shirlene Bryant and confidential administrative assistant Lunetta Clark
- New appointment of Curtis Washington as Supervisor of Transportation at $91,502.32 per year
- Resignation of Spanish teacher Abiola Adeyemon from Cleveland Heights High School
- Retire-rehire resolutions for non-teaching employees Lunetta Clark and James Patton Jr.
- Athletics update from Athletic Director Joseph D'Amato
Work Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a work session on March 18, 2025, approving a consent agenda that included personnel actions (retirements, resignations, new appointments, status changes, leaves, and extended time) and finance items (February 2025 financial reports and an FY25 appropriations amendment). The board also discussed a Pre-K curriculum adoption as an information item.
- Approved retirement of Michelle Carder, Lunchroom Supervisor (Noble)/Bus Monitor (District), effective 6/1/2025
- Approved new appointments including Payge Bass as Administrative Assistant - Accounting at $48,446/year and Ricardo Newman as Board of Education Operations Manager
- Approved FY25 appropriations amendment totaling $843,277.56 (Food Services Fund $780,000, Miscellaneous Federal Grants Fund $63,277.56)
- Discussed Pre-K curriculum adoption (2nd reading) presented by Amanda Zapotechne and Danielle Foran
- Approved February 2025 financial reports
Regular Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education will hold a discussion with a treasurer search firm before the regular session, then vote on a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, personnel actions (retirements, resignations, appointments), field trips, and other routine items. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy or financial decisions beyond standard approvals.
- Discussion with treasurer search firm at 6:00 PM
- Approval of retirements: Sandy Curtis, Sandra Dixon, James Patton Jr., Sharon Thomas
- Approval of new appointments including Gavin Booker (long-term sub, $248.57/day) and 12 athletic coaching stipends ($2,673-$3,818)
- Approval of field trips: CHHS OASL State Conference, Monti/Rox Mid STEM trip, CHHS DECA State Competition
- Approval of Letter of Understanding regarding Deborah Moore retirement incentive
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Special Session
The Board of Education is holding a special session to interview potential candidates for the District Treasurer position. The session includes presentations from Finding Leaders, OSBA, and ESC Western Reserve.
- Finding Leaders (Ed Vittardi) interview
- OSBA (Cheryl Ryan) interview
- ESC Western Reserve (Dan Wilson) interview
Work Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held a work session that included an executive session for personnel and negotiations, then reconvened to approve a consent agenda covering personnel actions and finance items. The board approved retirements, resignations, new appointments, salary changes, status changes, financial reports for January 2025, and an FY25 appropriations amendment totaling $119,610.39.
- Approved retirements: Deborah Moore (Coordinator of Student Services, 7/1/2025), Patricia Smith (Intervention Specialist, Monticello, 5/31/2025), Jill Pompei (AVID/Health, CHHS, 5/30/2025)
- Approved new appointments including Gerry Beauchamp (Intervention Specialist, CHHS) and multiple paraprofessionals and a bus driver trainee
- Approved supplemental athletic coaching stipends ranging from $3,054 to $8,400
- Approved salary change for Kristin Campbell from $102,134 to $103,327
- Approved FY25 appropriations amendment: $30,000 (Public School Support Fund) and $89,610.39 (Auxiliary Services Fund)
Regular Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education will vote on a consent agenda that includes accepting retirements of Treasurer/CFO Scott Gainer, Assistant Principal Denise Lackey, and Transportation Supervisor Scott Smith, as well as resignations of Director of Business & Operations George Petkac and Operations Manager Tige Dague. The meeting also includes recognition of MLK essay contest participants and staff awards.
- Retirement of Treasurer/CFO Scott Gainer effective 7/31/2025
- Retirement of Assistant Principal Denise Lackey (Roxboro Middle) effective 6/23/2025
- Retirement of Transportation Supervisor Scott Smith effective 12/31/2025
- Resignation of Director of Business & Operations George Petkac effective 7/31/2025
- Resignation of Operations Manager Tige Dague effective 6/30/2025
Work Session
The Board of Education will vote on a consent agenda covering personnel actions including retirements, resignations, new appointments, salary changes, and status changes. The board will also approve financial reports and an appropriations amendment for FY25.
- Approval of retirements for Jennifer Bennett, Melissa Garcar, Stephen Zivanchev, Gregory Boone, and Rebecca Townsend
- Approval of new appointments including Bryce Jones as Dean of Students at Oxford Elementary ($58,226) and Makaila Tepley as Long Term Substitute ($248.57/day)
- Approval of salary changes for 11 staff members effective January 11, 2025
- Approval of FY25 appropriations amendment totaling $13,898.25 across five funds
- Approval of financial reports for December 2024
Regular Session
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education will vote on a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, personnel changes, education services, business services, and finance. The agenda includes recognition of a volunteer of the year and student reports, but the main action is the approval of multiple items as a single block.
- Approval of resignations, including bus driver Ronald Banks effective Jan 10, 2025
- New appointments: Aniyah Young (tutor, $25/hr), Meghan Dunphy (paraprofessional, $18.52/hr), Samuel Johnson (security monitor, $23.64/hr), and others
- Change of status for 18 staff members, moving from probation to permanent status
- Approval of a special education student settlement agreement (details confidential)
- Approval of quarterly contracts for Oct-Dec 2024, including agreements with Case Western Reserve University and other vendors
Organizational Meeting
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education held its organizational meeting, electing a Board President and Vice President for 2025 and appointing a Treasurer Pro Tem. The board also approved a consent agenda covering routine items such as meeting dates, board member remuneration, investment of funds, legal counsel, school cashiers, petty cash funds, and the 2025 mileage rate. An executive session was held to discuss property sale and legal disputes.
- Election of Board President and Vice President for 2025
- Appointment of a Board member as Treasurer Pro Tem
- Approval of 2025 regular meeting dates (first Tuesday each month, except December on third Tuesday)
- Approval of 2025 IRS standard mileage rate of 70 cents per mile for employee reimbursement
- Approval of $1,500 total in petty cash and change funds