Written with the help of AI from the Franklin Board of Education agenda, Monday, November 9, 2026.
Finances, levy and a property sale
The Treasurer’s section of the agenda includes a Finances/Levy Discussion, listed as a presentation. The agenda gives no dollar figures, ballot dates or details of what is being discussed.
Under New Business, a presentation titled Sale of Property is listed for board action. The agenda does not say which property is involved, who might buy it or for how much.
The Treasurer’s section also lists a Cash Flow Discussion for January, marked as a first read. A first read is the board’s initial look at an item before it is voted on at a later meeting.
Student trips and other first reads
Residents with children in the district may be interested in two trip items. A Softball Spring Break Trip is listed as a first read. An 8th Grade Washington DC Trip for the 2027/2028 school year, presented by Molly Bender, is also a first read. No costs are listed for either trip.
New Business also includes first reads on the Franklin-Springboro Library Board of Trustees and on the Fall 2026 update to Board Policy 45.1. The agenda does not describe the contents of either item.
Kelli Fromm is listed to present on the EPC/OME-RESA Bus Purchasing Program. No amounts are given.
Personnel and routine items
The Superintendent’s personnel section lists action on a certified retirement, a classified leave, and a certified/non-certified supplemental resignation. Two lists of certified/non-certified supplementals, which are extra-duty contracts, are marked as first reads. Names and amounts are not included in the agenda.
The board also plans an executive session on personnel, a closed-door portion of the meeting, followed by reports from individual board members, items for information and adjournment. The agenda opens with the Pledge of Allegiance and a vote to adopt the agenda.
How to weigh in
The meeting begins at 6:00 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9, at 140 E. Sixth St., Franklin. Board President Andrew Fleming will call the meeting to order.
The agenda sets aside time for public comments early in the meeting. It states that the president reserves the right to limit time.
Source: Franklin Board of Education agenda, Monday, November 9, 2026.
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