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Dayton Report graphic: Huber Heights school board to weigh a school safety grant bid, electric contract and cheer trip on Nov. 12

Huber Heights school board to weigh a school safety grant bid, electric contract and cheer trip on Nov. 12

Posted on November 11, 2026November 11, 2026 by Dayton Report

Written with the help of AI from the Huber Heights Board of Education agenda, Thursday, November 12, 2026.

School safety grant

The board is asked to approve permission to seek the Ohio Attorney General’s FY27 School Safety Grant. Tim Hopkins, Director of Operations, is listed as presenting the item. The agenda does not give a grant amount or say what the money would pay for.

Electric service and capital spending

Board members will consider an amended retail electric service agreement with EPC. Hopkins, listed as Interim Director of Operations, is the presenter. The agenda lists no cost or contract term.

Treasurer Bryan Janson also brings a reimbursement resolution for capital expenditures. The agenda attaches a document but does not state a dollar figure.

Under the Treasurer’s Report, the board will take up FY27 appropriation amendments. Appropriations are the spending limits a school district sets for its budget year. The monthly financial report and the "then and now" certifications are also listed, and an attachment accompanies the appropriation item.

Contracts and agreements

Superintendent Russ Fussnecker presents a NEOLA contract for approval. The agenda attaches a document but gives no details or cost.

Kate Little, Director of Student Services, presents an agreement with the Greene County Educational Service Center.

Janson also presents a resolution for OMNI and TSACG compliance services through the OASBO 457(b) Deferred Compensation Plan. The agenda gives no cost.

Student and staff items

Chad Konkle, Director of Human Resources, asks the board to approve a trip for the Wayne High School varsity competition cheer team to Indianapolis for regionals. He also presents a memorandum of understanding with the Huber Heights Education Association (HHEA) about band extra duty stipends. A stipend is a set payment for extra work. The agenda lists no amounts for either item.

Routine business

The meeting opens with the call to order, a moment of silence, the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call and approval of the agenda. The board will also approve minutes from the October 8 regular meeting and the October 22 work session. Charles Huber Elementary is scheduled for a presentation, and the agenda lists donations to be presented by Janson.

A long block of personnel items is marked as consent. These cover certificated (licensed) and classified (non-teaching) staff appointments, resignations, leaves, stipends, substitutes, athletic workers and extended time. The agenda gives no names or costs. The board will then vote on approving the personnel items and the Treasurer’s Report.

How to weigh in

The agenda sets aside time for correspondence and citizens’ commentary on current agenda items only, near the start of the meeting, and another period for correspondence and citizens’ commentary in the closing items. The agenda does not give a street address or sign-up rules, and the meeting start time for November 12 is not stated.

The next scheduled board meeting is December 10, 2026, at 6 p.m. A work session is scheduled for November 19, 2026, at 6 p.m.

Source: Huber Heights Board of Education agenda, Thursday, November 12, 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.

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