COLUMBIANA — Crestview Local Board of Education has approved a contract for police services for a school resource officer with Columbiana County Sheriff’s Office effective with the 2022-2023 school year for a period of three years.

The sheriff’s office will provide one full-time (40 hours) deputy sheriff who will serve as a school resource officer for the district during the school year. The board will pay the sheriff $43 per hour the deputy provides services to the school, due on the first day of the month for the month prior.

According to the contract, the deputy will be subject to use by the sheriff in emergencies, but otherwise they will be at the school for the duration of their shift. The deputy will be an employee of the sheriff and not the school board.

In other business, the board voted to approve:

Quick Med to complete the required bus driver annual DOT physicals for the 2022-2023 school year

The 2022-2023 dues to the Ohio Coalition for Equity & Adequacy of School Funding

Granting permission to ACCESS to install, operate, maintain, repair and replace network equipment in each school building

Accepting the resignation of Courtni Johnson, CHS teacher, effective the end of the 2021-2022 school year

Accepting the resignation of Nicolina Circella, CMS/CHS intervention specialist, effective immediately

Granting a two-year limited administrative contract and fringe benefit package as per established guidelines to Annette VanHorn as supervisor transportation/warehouse beginning July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2024; 260 work days per year as per salary schedule

Awarding the following licensed personnel a supplemental contract for the Crestview Work Study & Amatrol Ignite 4-D program at $17 per hour for the 2021-22 school year – Robert Cooper

Allowing the ES teachers to do before or after school professional development with Silver Apple and Samsung be paid the hourly rate of $17 an hour for up to 16 hours effective Jan. 10, 2022

Granting supplemental contracts to the following certificated personnel for the 2021-22 school year as per salary schedule for the assignment designated: Ronald McCloskey – CHS Annual

Approving the following personnel for Athletic Department event positions for the 2021-22 school year: L. Scott Hughes – CHS Boy Basketball Scorekeeper

Awarding the following licensed personnel a supplemental contract to serve as Resident Educator Mentor for up to 50 hours of service mentoring new teachers at $17 per hour for the 2021-22 school year: Kathryn Vrabel

Employing the following licensed personnel on a one-year limited contract basis for the 2022-23 school year according to the salary schedule as recommended by Matthew T. Manley, superintendent, pending receipt of all required reports: Erin Benner – CMS/CHS intervention specialist, Jessica Gianonne – CES K-1 learning loss instructor, Frances Hall – CHS English/language arts

Employing the following licensed personnel on a one year limited contract basis for the 2022-23 school year according to the salary schedule as recommended by Matthew T. Manley, superintendent: Sara McDevitt – CES K- 4 resource room teacher, Ty Holland – CHS integrated social studies

The following non teaching personnel are to be granted a limited contract for the remainder of the 2021-22 and 2022-23 school year, according to the wage rate for the assignment designated; pending receipt of all required reports: Amber Settie – CHS secretary

Granting supplemental contracts to the following certificated personnel for the 2022-23 and 2023-24 school years as per salary schedule for the assignment designated: Aaron Blatch – CHS varsity head girls basketball coach, Ronald McCloskey – CHS varsity head bowling coach

Granting supplemental contracts to the following certificated personnel for the 2022-23 school year as per salary schedule for the assignment designated: Eric Bable – CHS marching band director, Eric Bable – CHS musical director, Eric Bable – CHS musical accompanist, Marcia Bable – CMS drama, Tobin Bacon – CMS boys head football coach, Tobin Bacon – CMS boys head track coach, Donna Burnell – CHS spirit club, Doris Buzzard – CHS detention monitor, Doris Buzzard – CHS Leo club, Diane Campbell – CMS eighth grade girls volleyball coach, Sarah Finch – CHS freshman girls volleyball coach, Sarah Finch – CHS senior class advisor, Emily Goerig – CHS art club advisor, Ann Hall – CHS Spanish club advisor, Ann Hall – CHS detention monitor, Jill Hall – CMS/CHS librarian/multimedia, Kara Headland – CHS sophomore class advisor, Ty Holland – CMS assistant football coach, Ty Holland – CMS assistant track coach, Lisa Hughes – CES library/media,Randi Kubas – CHS prom advisor, Randi Kubas – CHS student council, Barry Kimpel – CHS National Honor Society advisor, Phylicia Joy – CHS junior class advisor, Grady Long – CHS academic challenge advisor, Bradley McClaugherty – CHS freshman class advisor, Bradley McClaugherty – CHS freshman football coach, Ronald McCloskey – CHS Annual, David MacKay – CMS seventh grade girls basketball coach, Darren Miller – Credit Recovery & College Credit Plus learning coordinator, Herman Miller – CHS varsity boys assistant basketball coach, Cassidy Minamyer – CES music, Dominic Perry – CHS varsity assistant football coach, Dominic Perry – CHS weight room manager, Dominic Perry – CMS weight lifting coach, Stephanie Stewart – CMS student council, Kathryn Vrabel – CHS French club advisor

Graning supplemental contracts to the following certificated personnel for the 2022-23 school year as per salary schedule for the assignment designated; pending receipt of all required reports: Samantha Lash – battery percussion

Granting pupil activity contract to the following non teaching personnel for the 2022-23 school year as per salary schedule for the assignment designated pursuant to O.R.C. 3313.53: Ethan Blatch – CMS eighth grade girls basketball coach, Lily Marr – CHS varsity/junior varsity fall sports cheerleader advisor, Lily Marr – CHS varsity/junior varsity winter sports cheerleader advisor, McKenzie Cross – CHS varsity assistant girls volleyball coach, Sara Kauffman – CHS Color Guard instructor, Kasey Landsberger – CHS junior varsity girls volleyball coach, Amanda Kolson – CHS woodwind instructor (band camp only), Emily Eastman – CHS brass instructor (band camp only),Lohgan Talbert – assistant band director, Braden Urmson – pit percussion (band camp only)

Approving the following personnel for Athletic Department event positions for the 2022-23 school year: Jill Kallas – ticket manager, Jill Kallas – ticket seller

Approving the following as non-paid volunteers for the 2022-23 school year; pending receipt of all required reports: Abigail Saunier – CHS volunteer marching band

Granting permission to the following to transport students by private vehicle during the 2022-23 school year: Ronald McCloskey – golf

Approving placement on a higher teacher pay scale effective the for the 2022-23 school year; official transcripts are on file: Barry Kimpel – Masters, Diane Campbell – Masters

Approving the following certificated personnel be placed on the approved substitute list for the 2022-23 school year, be granted a limited teaching contract, substitute basis only, according to salary schedule; all required reports are on file:

High School, Middle School & Elementary School: Abby Biddle – licensed registered nurse, Lindsey Doughty – licensed registered nurse, Sarah Gaydos – licensed registered nurse, Halley Pancake – licensed registered nurse, Stacy Wick – licensed practical nurse

Tutoring/Home Instruction: Colby Adams, Marcia Bable, Ashley Bartholomew, Lisa Campbell, Bradley McClaugherty, Luke Nappi

Approving the following non-teaching personnel be placed on the approved substitute list for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 school year, substitute basis only, according to wage rate for the assignment designated; all required reports are on file:

Custodian: Colin Russell (effective June 1), Heather Ludwig (effective May 31), Joshua Crespo (effective June 8)

Approving Jamie Perna CMS/CHS Art Teacher to return to full time assignment effective with the 2022-23 school year from five hours per day

Approving disposal of 65 Ohio Timelinks The World Volume I and 46 Ohio Timelinks The World Volume II student textbooks Copyright 2009 and 30 MacMillan/MacGraw-Hill Timelinks Citizenship Books student textbooks Copyright 2009

The board also voted to approve the following donations: Mark Rupert $667 to turf fund, Jean Cusick and family $833 to turf fund, Yanssen family $2,500 to turf fund, Darren and Elizabeth Miller $100 to Amanda Radman Scholarship fund, Crestview Bus Garage $400 to turf fund, Middleton Ace Hardware $7,000 to turf fund, Crestview After Prom $1,780 to Class of 2023, Renaissance Learning $400 gift card for elementary supplies