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Dayton Report graphic: Mason school board to review four agreements and new high school courses on Nov. 10

Mason school board to review four agreements and new high school courses on Nov. 10

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

Written with the help of AI from the Mason Board of Education agenda, Tuesday, November 10, 2026.

New high school courses get a first reading

The board will hear a first reading of Mason High School’s new course proposals. A first reading is an initial presentation, and the agenda lists it as information rather than an action item. The agenda does not name the proposed courses.

Agreements with outside organizations

Under the Superintendent’s action items, the board will consider four agreements: Warren County ESC Agreements (ESC is the county educational service center), a Learn 21 Agreement, a Woolpert, Inc. Service Agreement, and a Forte / AVI Systems Agreement. The Learn 21, Woolpert and Forte / AVI Systems items have attachments. The agenda text does not give dollar amounts, the services covered or the contract terms.

Routine business

The board will also consider a book disposal and approve personnel items, which have an attachment. The Treasurer’s Report covers September 2026: the general fund report, cash summary, checks written and investment report, plus new fund reports and donations. The agenda also lists approval of minutes, committee reports, legislative updates from the superintendent and a board member representative, and administrator and board commentary. No totals appear in the agenda text.

How to weigh in

The board meets Tuesday, Nov. 10. It is scheduled to be called to order at 5:15 PM and go into work or executive session, then reconvene in regular session at 6:00 PM. The agenda does not list a meeting location.

The regular session includes a Hearing of the Public, with an item titled Guidelines for Public Comment. The agenda does not spell out the rules, such as sign-up or time limits, so residents should check the board’s published guidelines.

Source: Mason Board of Education agenda, Tuesday, November 10, 2026.

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