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Dayton Report graphic: What’s on the Springboro Board of Education agenda for November 11

What’s on the Springboro Board of Education agenda for November 11

Posted on November 9, 2026November 9, 2026 by Dayton Report

Written with the help of AI from the Springboro Board of Education agenda, Wednesday, November 11, 2026.

Junior High renovation prices

The most notable item is a resolution to authorize the execution of Guaranteed Maximum Price amendments related to the Springboro Junior High School renovations. A guaranteed maximum price is a cap on what a construction contract can cost. The agenda lists the resolution under Chief Operations Officer Scott Gilbert and as an action item, meaning the board is expected to vote. The agenda does not state dollar amounts.

Why it matters: The board is set to vote on guaranteed maximum price amendments for the Springboro Junior High School renovations, which cap what the construction work can cost.

Before the regular meeting items, the board will also convene for a work session that includes a Junior High Renovations GMP presentation from Gilbert, with public participation on work session or agenda items.

Sub bus driver rate

Treasurer Terrah Stacy has an item for approval of a sub bus driver rate, which is the pay rate for substitute bus drivers. The agenda gives no figure. She also has the October 2026 financial statements for approval, with an attachment.

Attendance lottery agreement with teachers’ union

Director of Human Resources Josh Margerum has an item to approve a memorandum of understanding with the Springboro Education Association (SCEA) regarding an attendance lottery. A memorandum of understanding is a written agreement between the district and the union. The agenda says an attachment is included but does not describe its terms here. The board will vote on it together with the personnel report.

Policy revisions

Interim Superintendent Matthew Tudor will present policy revisions for a second reading. The agenda lists them as an action item with an attachment but does not say which policies are changing.

Routine items

Routine business includes the pledge of allegiance, adoption of the agenda, and approval of minutes from two October 28, 2026 meetings, one special meeting and one regular meeting. The board will also take reports from the Springboro Education Association and the Springboro Classified Employees Association, hear prearranged public participation, approve the personnel report and the athletic report, and hear committee and board member reports and announcements. No totals are listed for these items.

How to weigh in

The board meets Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 1685 S. Main St., Springboro. The agenda lists prearranged public participation near the start of the meeting, and public participation on a work session or agenda item during the work session. The agenda does not give a start time or sign-up rules.

Source: Springboro Board of Education agenda, Wednesday, November 11, 2026.

By the numbers: Jobs in Montgomery County paid an average of $1,279 a week in Q1 2026 (BLS QCEW). Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages. See the data.

Related: Springboro news, meetings and data

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