Board of Education

 

Front row (left to right):  Jill Stevens, Julie Batey
Back row (left to right):  Gary McComas, Amanda Gordon (President), Tim Beck (Vice President)

   

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Board Meetings

The Wadsworth City School Board of Education 2025 meeting schedule was set at the Monday, January 6 organizational meeting.  The Board will meet on the second Monday of each month, as listed below, with the exception of July, which does not include a scheduled meeting; and November, which will be held on the third Monday.  Meetings are held in the James R. McIlvaine Performing Arts Center (625 Broad Street)

Monday, January 6	Monday, May 12	Monday, September 8
Monday, February 10	Monday, June 9	Monday, October 13
Monday, March 10	(no July meeting)	Monday, November 17
Monday, April 14	Monday, August 11	Monday, December 8

Note:  Board of Education meetings may be viewed on demand at https://my.viebit.com/.  Select School Board from the drop-down list.  It is also shown in rotation on WCTV, channel 16.

 

Link to Board of Education Bylaws and Policies

Selecting the link above will direct you to the current Board of Education bylaws and policies. As revisions are made to the policies and guidelines, they are submitted to our policy production company, Neola, for processing.  As Neola processes our revisions, the policies and administrative guidelines are not accurate on our Neola website (link above).  Until the revisions are posted to our Neola website, you can view them by clicking here.

 

Board of Education Handbook

The Wadsworth City Schools Board of Education has developed a handbook, which you may download here.

 

Mission Statement

Wadsworth City Schools, in cooperation with families, school personnel, and community, is committed to providing a quality education that will empower students to reach their highest potential while promoting a culture of mutual respect and acceptance of all.

 

Belief Statements

• We believe that all students have a right to an education that provides an opportunity to reach their highest potential in an ever-changing global community.

• We believe that each student's education should lead to responsible citizenship and a productive, meaningful life.

• We believe that education should be conducted in a safe environment -- mentally, physically, emotionally, and socially.

• We believe families, school personnel, and the community should accept
  joint responsibility for the educational needs of students.

• We believe that our schools should provide the best possible resources to meet student needs.

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