Beavercreek City School District board meeting, Aug 13, 2026

1 h 02 min · 1 public speaker

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What happened

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Beavercreek board hears master facility plan update ahead of possible approval next month 8:34

  • The superintendent said the hope was for the board to approve the plan at its next meeting. 9:13
  • The board heard a presentation on community working groups that reviewed components of a master facility plan, including a high school addition, elementary gyms, 5th through 8th grade buildings and moving the central office. 9:54
Item by item (8)
  1. Opening and agenda 3:30
    • The meeting opened with a roll call and the pledge. 3:30
    • The chair asked for a motion and a second to approve the agenda as presented. 4:08
  2. Public comment 4:30
    • A speaker at public comment discussed Girl Scouts recruiting in the district. 4:56
    • The speaker said the organization was not being allowed direct contact with girls at school this year and asked how it could work with the schools. 5:49
  3. Approval of prior board meeting 7:52
    • The chair asked for a motion and a second to approve the July 23rd Board of Education meeting. 8:10
  4. Master facility plan update 8:29
    • A presenter said three working groups of parents, community members and staff, about 60 people in total, met in May to weigh the plan's components. 9:54
    • The presenter said working group participants widely opposed moving the central office into the high school, and a district staff member estimated the four elementary gyms at roughly $22 million. 14:13
    • Gene Taylor asked about the cost of adding central office space at the high school, and the presenter said the 12,000 square feet of new construction would be about $6.6 million. 34:47
  5. Financial reports and appropriations 41:18
    • A staff member said the district collected $5 million in property taxes in July, compared with about $20 million normally, because tax bills went out late. 41:55
    • The staff member said the district received almost $2.9 million in its first clawback reimbursement payment under House Bill 186. 42:10
    • Gene Taylor asked about the future impact of the house bills, and the staff member said the $23.6 million in the 5-year forecast still stays where it is. 43:26
  6. Personnel items and student handbooks 44:14
    • The chair asked for a motion to approve employment items, classified and certified board reports, and the 2026⁠-⁠27 student handbooks. 44:14
    • A staff member said the handbooks are updated with administrators and any new policy changes each year. 44:37
  7. Announcements and board comments 45:03
    • An announcement noted no school on Labor Day, September 7th, and the next Board of Education meeting on September 10th at 6:30. 45:03
    • Denny Morrison said the opening day staff meeting was upbeat and thanked the administrative team. 46:48
    • Krista Hunt thanked staff for their flexibility during a week of rain and flooding. 50:53
  8. Executive session 1:01:22
    • A motion and second were sought to enter executive session under Ohio Revised Code 121.22 G1. 1:01:22
    • A staff member said the board was in executive session at 7:28. 1:01:53

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Video: posted by the district as “Board of Education Meeting: August 13, 2026”