Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Aurora City Schools Board of Education of June
22, 2015.
Call to Order:
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m.
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call: Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Mehallis, Mrs. Kuch, Mr. Sloe
Special Reports/Recognitions - none
Acknowledgement of Visitors and Hearing of Public
There was no public comment.
15-173
Approval of Minutes
The minutes of the special meeting of May 16, 2015 and the regular meeting of May 18, 2015 were
approved.
Moved by Mrs. Kuch
Seconded by Mr. Sloe
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mrs. Kuch, Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Kohanski, Mrs.
Mehallis, Mr. Sloe
No: None: motion carried
Superintendent’s/Assistant Superintendent Reports
Mr. Bennett updated the Board on the ongoing budget talks in the State Legislature. The
Senate version of the budget still includes the phase out of the tangible personal property tax
reimbursement but does include the hold harmless provision that was included in the House
version. The Senate budget version also includes defunding of the PARCC testing
assessments. Mr. Bennett stated that we still don’t know what will happen regarding testing
other than that the amount of required testing will be reduced. No clarification has been
received from the State at this point. Mr. Bennett pointed out that whatever the final budget is
for the next biennium it will still be significantly less than what it had been pre-Kasich. Mr.
Bennett stated that he is continuing to work with Mr. Ciccantelli on transitioning.
Mr. Ciccantelli reported that the Third Grade Reading test results have been released and
that 95.1% of the District’s students received scores of proficient or better. The District also
received a PI score of 111.8 which is the third highest that it has received. Mr. Ciccantelli
reviewed the various staff summer professional development programs that are occurring
including:
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KEEP Academy
Bridges Math Training
College Prepatory Mathematics Training
Kent State University Writing Workshop
Course of Study Revisions
Model Schools Conference
Mr. Kohanski commented on the recent Cleveland Magazine survey that ranked Aurora as the
10th best school district in northeast Ohio. Mr. Kohanski stated that this ranking is ludicrous
as the Aurora City Schools have been consistently ranked in the Top 10 in the State of Ohio.
Mr. Kohanski questioned whether the District should participate in the survey in the future.
Mr. Bennett had sent a letter to Cleveland Magazine regarding the survey but has not
received a response.
Mrs. Grohe asked about the possibility of substituting AP Environmental Science for Physics
to receive an Honors Diploma. Mr. Ciccantelli stated that the requirements for an Honors
Diploma are established by the Ohio Department of Education. He said that we could petition
ODE to make this change but did not anticipate that we would be successful. Mrs. Grohe also
asked that the High School dress code be more uniformly enforced as she has heard some
complaints from parents.
Treasurer’s Report/Recommendations
For the month of May, expenditures exceeded revenues by $2,447,406. This decreases the
general fund cash balance to $8,815,762 after the eleventh month of the fiscal year. For the
month of May, revenues were 6.29% less than projected while expenditures were 3.36%
greater than projected.
On the revenue side, $639,935 was received from the State of Ohio for the tangible personal
property tax reimbursement. The Summit County tax rollback and homestead exemption
reimbursements were not received as had been projected, which accounts for the variance in
the property tax allocation category.
On the expenditure side, May was a three payroll month and Personnel Services costs also
included $131,451 in supplemental pay. Included in the Employees’ Retirement/Insurance
Benefits expenditures are the workers compensation premium payment of $124,051. As a
comparison, last year the District’s workers compensation premium payments totaled
$172,763.
Thus far for the fiscal year, revenues are $247,225 greater than projected and expenditures
are $251,501 greater than projected. Overall, this gives an unfavorable variance of $4,276
after the eleventh month of the fiscal year.
The total cash balance for all funds is $11,407,426.27 with the general fund having a cash
balance of $8,815,764.46. This overall cash balance is $2,755,830.81 less than that at the
end of April which can be accounted for by:
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The $2,447,406 excess of expenditures over revenues in the general fund.
$37,700 interest payment to US Bank from the Bond Retirement Fund (Fund 002 SCC
0000) for payment on the Aurora High School Bonds. $270,113 interest payment to
Huntington National Bank from the Bond Retirement Fund (Fund 002 SCC 9208) for
the School Improvement Bonds.
The Final Appropriation for FY15 and Appropriation Amendment Resolutions include
modifications to the appropriations needed to balance out the expenditures and encumbrance
carryovers for the fiscal year. All of the advances will be returned to the general fund at the
beginning of the next fiscal year.
The Permanent Appropriation Resolution for FY16 is for permanent appropriations for the
2015-16 fiscal year. The general fund appropriation is based upon the latest five year
forecast approved in May. Other fund level appropriations are based upon anticipated
revenue and expenditure levels which are closely related to the FY15 levels.
15-174
Approve Financial Statements and Reports
WHEREAS the financial statements and reports (including revenues, disbursements, and
balances) for the funds herein specified have been presented to the members of the Board at
least two days prior to the meeting:
General Fund
Student Activity Fund
Categorical Funds
Investments
Debts
Dated: 5/31/15
Dated: 5/31/15
Dated: 5/31/15
Dated: 5/31/15
Dated: 5/31/15
WHEREAS the members of the Board have had an opportunity to inquire about any revenue,
disbursement, balance, or report;
WHEREAS the public may review such documents in the treasurer's office and the annual
financial statements and reports are part of the permanent records of this school district; and
WHEREAS disbursements are prohibited by statute from exceeding the amount appropriated
by the Board;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED under the provisions of ORC 3313.18 and ORC
3313.47, the financial statements and reports are approved as presented insofar as the
disbursements are legal expenditures within the appropriated amounts.
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Seconded by Mrs. Kuch
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mrs. Mehallis, Mr. Sloe, Mr. Kohanski, Mrs.
Grohe, Mrs. Kuch
No: None: motion carried
15-175
Approve 2014-15 Final Appropriations
WHEREAS it is necessary to adopt a final appropriations measure for the fiscal year 2014-15;
and
WHEREAS an accurate certificate of estimated resources has been received from the county
auditor,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that under the provisions of ORC 5705.38, the
annual appropriations measure as heretofore attached for the current fiscal year is hereby
adopted;
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that this annual appropriations measure shall be prepared and
distributed by the treasurer in such form as the auditor of state prescribes.
Moved by Mrs. Kuch
Seconded by Mr. Sloe
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mrs. Grohe, Mrs. Mehallis, Mrs. Kuch, Mr.
Sloe, Mr. Kohanski
No: None: motion carried
15-176
Approve 2015-16 Permanent Appropriations
WHEREAS it is necessary to adopt an appropriations measure for the fiscal year 2015-16;
and
WHEREAS an accurate certificate of estimated resources has been received from the county
auditor,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that under the provisions of ORC 5705.38, the
annual appropriations measure as heretofore attached for the current fiscal year is hereby
adopted;
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that this annual appropriations measure shall be prepared and
distributed by the Treasurer in such form as the Auditor of State prescribes.
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Seconded by Mrs. Mehallis
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Sloe, Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Kohanski, Mrs.
Kuch, Mrs. Mehallis
No: None: motion carried
15-177
Approve Appropriation Amendments (Transfer and Advances)
WHEREAS funds must be formally appropriated into items ("accounts") by the Board before funds
are permitted to be expended; and
WHEREAS when an appropriations item ("account") has insufficient funds to meet future
expenditures an advance/transfer of funds is necessary.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that under the provisions of ORC 5705.40, the
appropriations measure heretofore adopted is hereby amended as set forth below or on the attachment;
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that the amended appropriations measure shall be prepared and
distributed by the treasurer in such form as the auditor of state prescribes.
TRANSFERS:
Transferred from:
Amount:
50,000.00
Transferred to:
Amount:
30,000.00
20,000.00
ADVANCES:
Advance from:
Amount:
$74,575.00
Advance to:
Amount:
1,400.00
250.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
5,000.00
1,700.00
3,500.00
25.00
Account Number:
003-7200-910-0000-000000-000-00-000
Account Number:
003-5100-9018-000000-000
003-5100-9901-000000-000
Account Number:
001-7410-920-0000-000000-000-00-000
Account Number:
007-5210-9013-000000-000
014-5210-9002-000000-000
014-5210-9010-000000-000
019-5210-9901-000000-000
200-5210-9123-000000-000
200-5210-914A-000000-000
200-5210-918A-000000-001
200-5210-929A-000000-000
1,000.00
30,000.00
15,000.00
700.00
5,000.00
2,000.00
5,000.00
200-5210-944A-000000-000
300-5210-901A-000000-001
516-5210-9215-000000-000
551-5210-9315-000000-000
572-5210-9215-000000-000
587-5210-9215-000000-000
590-5210-9215-000000-000
Moved by Mrs. Mehallis
Seconded by Mr. Kohanski
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mrs. Kuch, Mrs. Grohe, Mrs. Mehallis, Mr.
Sloe, Mr. Kohanski
No: None: motion carried
15-178
Employ Support Staff
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education employs as indicated the following support staff member
having successfully completed a 100 work day introductory period, contingent upon full and
complete compliance with all State of Ohio and Aurora Board of Education employment
eligibility criteria:
Cynthia L. Richards
HMS Building Secretary
Effective: January 5, 2015
Amount: Secretarial Class B, EL3
Fund:
General Fund
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Seconded by Mr. Kohanski
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Sloe, Mrs.
Kuch, Mrs. Mehallis
No: None: motion carried
15-179
Award Supplemental Contracts (District Personnel)
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education awards supplemental contracts to district personnel for the
2015-16 school year as follows, contingent upon full and complete compliance with all State of
Ohio and Aurora Board of Education employment eligibility criteria, and paid from General
Fund unless otherwise noted.
Milka Begovic
Keri Stoyle
LES Intramurals
LES Intramurals
Amt: Hrly Intramural Rate
Funds: General/Bowling Activity Accts
Mark Bugara
Tina Davis
Karen Romito
L. Schofield-Carter
HMS Intramurals
HMS Intramurals
HMS Intramurals
HMS Intramurals
Amt: Hrly Intramural Rate
Funds: Gen/Bowling/Skiing Activity Accts.
Shawn Reilly
HMS Tech Club Advisor
Amount: 2%
Brian Brookhart
Melissa Foster
Christy Koestner
Additional Serv-Marching Band
Energy Education Specialist
Response to Intervention District
Coordinator
Amount: $1,300.00
Amt: $30/hr nte $17,500.00
Amount: $4,000
Funds: Title I/General
Jennifer Loudon
Karen Myers
Pom Pom Co-advisor
Pom Pom Co-advisor
Amount: 1/2 of 6%
Amount: 1/2 of 6%
Ed Nabring
AHS Band Director
Amount: 15%
Lindsay Draime
Band Concert Assistant
Amount: 2%
Lindsay Draime
Ed Nabring
Pep Band
Pep Band
Amt: Hrly Intramural Rate
Amt: Hrly Intramural Rate
Sarah Dixon
Jason Burdett
Jason Burdett
Sean Berrodin
AHS Choral
AHS Orchestra
AHS Rock Orchestra Advisor
Art Exhibit Coordinator
Amount:
Amount:
Amount:
Amount:
Rob Albrecht
AHS Play Director
Amount: 8%
Rob Albrecht
Ed Nabring
AHS Musical Director
AHS Musical Assistant Director
Amount: 10%
Amount: 6%
Rob Albrecht
R. John Eacott
AHS Auditorium Manager
AHS Auditorium Manager
(for Harmon events)
Amt: 8 of the 10%
Amt: 2 of the 10%
Karen Baker
Heidi McKenzie
Michelle Dirda
Gayle Lewis
AHS Freshman Class Advisor
AHS Sophomore Class Advisor
AHS Junior Class Advisor
AHS Senior Class Advisor
Amount:
Amount:
Amount:
Amount:
John Calcei
Kathleen Wiemken
AHS Mentorship Advisor
AHS Yearbook Advisor
Amount: 4%
Amount: 8%
Michelle Dirda
Kathleen Wiemken
AHS Student Council Co-advisor
AHS Student Council Co-advisor
Amount: 1/2 of 5%
Amount: 1/2 of 5%
Melissa Lindley
AHS Newspaper Advisor
Amount: 4%
Jen Simmerman
Adrianne Walker
AHS National Honor Soc. Advisor
AHS Quiz Bowl Advisor
Amount: 3%
Amount: 3%
MaryBeth Manfroni
Rob Albrecht
Pam King
Pam King
Brian Pichola
Amy Williamson
Melissa Foster
Amy Williamson
Jeness Kington
Amy Williamson
Melissa Lindley
Jeness Kington
Stephanie Duncan
Dmitri Kourennyi
John LoGalbo
Lauren McMahon
Jenna Schadle
Sarah Dixon
AHS Aurora Buddies Club Advisor
AHS Drama Club Advisor
AHS Environmental Sci Club Adv
AHS Freshmen Mentor Prog Adv
AHS Games Club Advisor
AHS Gay Straight Alliance Club
AHS International Club Co-advisor
AHS International Club Co-advisor
AHS Key Club Co-advisor
AHS Key Club Co-advisor
AHS Leadership Project Advisor
AHS Philosophy Club Advisor
AHS S.A.D.D. Club Advisor
AHS Science Olympiad Co-adv
AHS Science Olympiad Co-adv
AHS Ski Club Advisor
AHS Stock Market Club Advisor
AHS Unaccompanied Minors Club
Amount: 2%
Amount: 2%
Amount: 2%
Amount: 2%
Amount: 2%
Amount: 2%
Amount: 1/2 of 2%
Amount: 1/2 of 2%
Amount: 1/2 of 2%
Amount: 1/2 of 2%
Amount: 2%
Amount: 2%
Amount: 2%
Amount: 1/2 of 2%
Amount: 1/2 of 2%
Amt: 2% Fund: Activity Acct.
Amount: 2%
Amount: 2%
Karen Baker
Jeness Kington
Jenna Schadle
Crystal Waysack
After School Study Ctr Supv.
After School Study Ctr Supv.
After School Study Ctr Supv.
After School Study Ctr Supv.
Amt:
Amt:
Amt:
Amt:
7%
5%
2%
5%
2%
2%
4%
4%
Hrly Intramural Rate
Hrly Intramural Rate
Hrly Intramural Rate
Hrly Intramural Rate
Tim Baczkowski
Jason Bibza
Micky Colangelo
Betsy Hamilton
Pam King
Mariann Munn
Pam Prochaska
Jen Simmerman
Jennifer Loudon
Karen Myers
Ed Nabring
Saturday School Supv
Saturday School Supv
Saturday School Supv
Saturday School Supv
Saturday School Supv
Saturday School Supv
Saturday School Supv
Saturday School Supv
Overnight Supv. – Band Camp
Overnight Supv. – Band Camp
Overnight Supv. – Band Camp
Aurora High School Supplemental Intramurals:
Rose Brown
Tracie Kacir
Micky Colangelo
Jeness Kington
Betsy Hamilton
Greg Pinzone
Conni Hilston
Jen Simmerman
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Amt:
Amt:
Amt:
Amt:
Amt:
Amt:
Amt:
Amt:
Sat Sch Supv Rate
Sat Sch Supv Rate
Sat Sch Supv Rate
Sat Sch Supv Rate
Sat Sch Supv Rate
Sat Sch Supv Rate
Sat Sch Supv Rate
Sat Sch Supv Rate
Amount: Overnight Supv Rate
Amount: Overnight Supv Rate
Amount: Overnight Supv Rate
Amt: Hrly Intramural Rate
Seconded by Mr. Kohanski
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Sloe, Mrs.
Kuch, Mrs. Mehallis
No: None: motion carried
15-180
Award Supplemental/Pupil Activity Contracts (Non-District Personnel)
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education awards supplemental/pupil activity contracts to non-district
personnel for 2015-16 school year as follows, contingent upon full and complete compliance with all
State of Ohio and Aurora Board of Education employment eligibility criteria, and paid from the
General Fund unless otherwise indicated:
Sarah Kocon
Flag Corp Advisor
Amount: 6%
Sarah Kocon
Kelly Smith
Overnight Supv. – Band Camp
Overnight Supv. – Band Camp
Amt: Overnight Supv Rate
Amt: Overnight Supv Rate
Edwin Hoffmeier
Cross Country Assistant Coach
Amount: 6%
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Seconded by Mr. Kohanski
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Sloe, Mrs.
Kuch, Mrs. Mehallis
No: None: motion carried
15-181
Employ Long-Term Substitute Teacher for 2015-16 (Craddock Elementary School)
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education employs Sarah J. Dreger as a long-term substitute teacher for
the 2015-16 school year contingent upon proper certification and full and complete
compliance with all State of Ohio and Aurora Board of Education employment eligibility
criteria. Mrs. Dreger is assigned to substitute at Craddock Elementary School. Since it is
anticipated that this assignment will be longer than sixty (60) days in duration, the Board
chooses to exercise its discretion and establish the daily rate of remuneration at $150.00 per
day for the first 60 days, increasing to BA, Step 0 daily rate on the 61st day with the
applicability of perquisites governed by state statute effective the 61st day.
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Seconded by Mr. Kohanski
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Sloe, Mrs.
Kuch, Mrs. Mehallis
No: None: motion carried
15-182
Employ Long-Term Substitute Teacher for 2015-16
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education employs Laurie A. Kidwell as a long-term substitute teacher
for the 2015-16 school year contingent upon proper certification and full and complete
compliance with all State of Ohio and Aurora Board of Education employment eligibility
criteria. Mrs. Kidwell is assigned to substitute at Miller Elementary School. Since it is
anticipated that this assignment will be longer than sixty (60) days in duration, the Board
chooses to exercise its discretion and establish the daily rate of remuneration at BA, Step 0
with the applicability of perquisites governed by state statute beginning on August 13, 2015.
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Seconded by Mr. Kohanski
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Sloe, Mrs.
Kuch, Mrs. Mehallis
No: None: motion carried
15-183
Accept Resignation
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education accepts the resignation of the following staff member with
thanks for dedicated service to the Aurora City Schools:
Agnes M. Eisler
Health/Instructional Assistant
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Retirement effective July 1, 2015
Nine years of service to the District
Seconded by Mr. Kohanski
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Sloe, Mrs.
Kuch, Mrs. Mehallis
No: None: motion carried
15-184
Approve Introductory Appointments of Support Staff
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education appoints the following support staff members as indicated
for an introductory period of 100 work days contingent upon full and complete compliance
with all State of Ohio and Aurora Board of Education employment eligibility criteria:
Elise L. Knapp
Health/Instructional Assistant
Effective: August 17, 2015
Amount: Hlth/Instruct Asst EL0
Fund:
General and IDEA-B Funds
Rebecca M. Mohr
Health/Instructional Assistant
Effective: August 17, 2015
Amount: Hlth/Instruct Asst EL0
Fund:
General and IDEA-B Funds
Kelly A. Rentfrow
Health/Instructional Assistant
Effective: August 17, 2015
Amount: Hlth/Instruct Asst EL0
Fund:
General and IDEA-B Funds
Cathy C. Sutton
Health/Instructional Assistant
Effective: August 17, 2015
Amount: Hlth/Instruct Asst EL0
Fund:
General and IDEA-B Funds
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Seconded by Mr. Kohanski
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Sloe, Mrs.
Kuch, Mrs. Mehallis
No: None: motion carried
15-185
Establish Student Fees
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education adopt student fees for the 2015-16 school year as follows:
AURORA HIGH SCHOOL
Supply Fee for all high school students
Course
Accounting I & II
All Sciences
AP Art
AP Economics
AP French
AP Human Geography
AP Psychology
AP Spanish
AP US Government & AP US History
Art I
Art II, III & Painting
Art IV
Computer Art I & II
Electronic Media Arts
French & Spanish I, II & III
French IV & Spanish IV
PE
Pottery & Sculpture I
Pottery & Sculpture II
Sr. Caps & Gowns
Chromebooks grades 6-12
$10.00
Fee
$25.00
$15.00
$50.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
$22.00
$40.00
$50.00
$15.00
$40.00
$17.00
$25.00
$13.00
$30.00
$25.00
$28.50
$25.00
*Student Parking Pass $15.00
** The Aurora School Board of Education will pay 1/3 of the cost of the AP Tests.
*** Harmon Sports participation fee:
7th & 8th grade $50.00 (fee covers all sports that student participates in)
****High School Sports/Marching Band participation fee:
$100.00 (fee covers all sports/marching band that student participates in)
PRE-SCHOOL
(TYPICALLY DEVELOPING PEER STUDENTS)
ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN
PRE-SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN
GRADES 1 - 8
$1500/YR
$2300/YR
$25.00
$35.00
Fees can be paid on line through the website or by credit card on the phone or in person at the
Board Office
Moved by Mrs. Kuch
Seconded by Mrs. Mehallis
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mrs. Grohe, Mr. Sloe, Mrs. Kuch, Mrs.
Mehallis, Mr. Kohanski
No: None: motion carried
15-186
Aurora High School Handbook 2015-2016
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education approve the revisions to the Aurora High School Handbook as
attached:
Moved by Mr. Kohanski
Seconded by Mrs. Kuch
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Sloe, Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Kuch, Mrs.
Mehallis, Mrs. Grohe
No: None: motion carried
15-187
Accept Resignations of Non-Public Auxiliary Service Program Employees
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education accepts the following resignations of licensed tutors of the
non-public auxiliary service program effective the end of the 2014-15 school year:
Amy Byler
Elizabeth Heisey
Holly Rankin
Frieda Seigneur
Moved by Mr. Kohanski
Seconded by Mrs. Grohe
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mr. Kohanski, Mrs. Mehallis, Mrs. Kuch, Mr.
Sloe, Mrs. Grohe
No: None: motion carried
15-188
Approve Textbooks
The Aurora Board of Education approves the following textbooks:
American Government
Textbook-Government Alive! Power, Politics and You. Publisher-Teachers’ Curriculum
Institute
(TCI). Copyright 2014 ISBN 978-1-1934534-23-6
French Levers I-IV
Textbook- T’es branche? Publisher-EMC Publishing LLC. Copyright 2104 ISBN 978-082195-852-0
AP French
Textbook-Themes. Publisher-Vista Higher Learning, Copyright 2015 ISBN 978-680004-0272
Math Resource (Grades 4 & 5)
Bridges 2nd Edition, Publisher-The Math Learning Center
AP Physics
Textbook-Physics; Principles With Applications. Publisher-Pearson. Copyright 2014 ISBN
978-0-13-344768-2
International Business (New HS Course)
Textbook-International Business. Publisher-south Western, Cengage Learning. Copyright
2008 ISBN 978-0-538-45042-3
Place Employee on Medical Leave of Absence
RESOLVED THAT
the Aurora Board of Education places Bonnie D. Riewaldt on a medical leave of absence
effective January 1, 2015, pursuant to Ohio Revised Code 3309.41(A)(2) and as approved by
the School Employees Retirement System of Ohio on March 19, 2015.
Moved by Mr. Kohanski
Seconded by Mrs. Grohe
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mrs. Kuch, Mrs. Grohe, Mrs. Mehallis, Mr.
Sloe, Mr. Kohanski
No: None: motion carried
Discussion Items
There were no discussion items.
Board Items
Mr. Kohanski stated that the July Board Meeting will begin at 6:00 PM and will be held at the
Administration Building.
15-189
Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at 7:41 pm
Moved by Mr. Sloe
Seconded by Mrs. Grohe
Roll Call Vote:
Yes: Mrs. Grohe, Mrs. Kuch, Mr. Sloe, Mrs.
Mehallis, Mr. Kohanski
No: None: motion carried
______________________
Gerald P. Kohanski, President
____________________________
William Volosin, Treasurer