August 2025 Regular Board of Education Meeting

Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the following cafeteria breakfast and lunch costs for the 2025-26 school yar be approved:

• Breakfast - $1.25
• Student Lunch - $3.25
• Free & Reduced - $0
• Adult - $4.00

Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that Pioneer CTC will participate in the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program standards for the 2025-2026 school year.

Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the Nutrition Standards from the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program be approved for the 2025-2026 school year.

Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the agreement between Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center and Pioneer Career and Technology Center for Title IX Services for the 2025-2026 school year be approved.

Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the following handbooks be approved for the 2025-2026 school year:

• Student Handbook
• Employee Handbook
• Student Services Plan
• Preschool Parent Handbook
• Infant and Toddler Handbook
• Adult Education Faculty Orientation Handbook
• Adult Education Student Handbook

Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the agreement between Strategic Management Solutions and Pioneer Career and Technology Center for E-Rate funding be approved.

Approve MOU with Richland Public Health for the purpose of Pioneer being a Point of Dispensing (POD) location during a public health emergency to prevent illness and/or preserve life.

Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the following donations be accepted:

Donations to the Rene' Burtscher Memorial Scholarship Fund:  See attached list

Mr. Bill McFarland, Lucas; generous donation of a John Deere lawn tractor with an estimated value of $500 to be used in the Power Equipment program.

Sherri Massie, The Gorman-Rupp Company; generous donation of $350 to be used for student activities in the 2025-26 schoolyear.

Chief Anderson, City of Ashland Fire Department, generous donation of the following items for use in the First Responder Program:

• 12 turnout coats and pants (approximate value - $3,000)
• 14 structural firefighting gloves (approximate value - $300)
• Miscellaneous firehose items (approximate value - $2,000)
• 14 pairs of structural firefighting boots (approximate value - $700

Chief Jackson, City of Galion Fire Department, generous donation of 6 turnout coats and pants (approximate value - $1,500) for use in the First Responder Program

Hayesville Fire Department, generous donation of 3 structural firefighting helmets (approximate value - $150) for use in the First Responder Program

Chief Elliott, Jeromesville Volunteer Fire Department, generous donation of misc firehose appliances (approximate value - $2,000) for use in the First Responder Program

Chief Metzger, Village of Plymouth Volunteer Fire Department, generous donation of the following items to be used in the First Responder Program:

• Misc firehose appliances (approximate value - $200)
• 7 HAZ-MAT level B suits with respirators (approximate value - 3,000)
• 3 closet hook pike poles (approximate value - $300)

Chief Finnegan, City of Shelby Fire Department, generous donation of the following items to be used in the First Responder Program:

• 9 turnout coats and 8 pants (approximate value - $3,000)
• 16 pairs of structural firefighting boots (approximate value - $800)

Chief Compton, Troy Township Fire Department, Lexington, generous donation of the following items to be used in the First Responder Program:

• 20 turnout coats and pants (approximate value - $5,000)
• 7 pairs of structural firefighting boots (approximate value - $500)
• 14 helmets (approximate value - $1,000)
• 14 structural firefighting gloves (approximate value - $300)
• 25   1 1/2 inch x 50 ft fire hose (approximate value - $750)
• 14   2 1/2 inch x 50 ft fire hose (approximate value $750)
• 3 inch x 50 ft. fire hose (approximate value - $100)