Winton Woods Board of Education Meeting of October 26, 2026

The Winton Woods City School District Board of Education meeting was held October 26, 2026. The board unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the district to file a modified tax budget for fiscal year 2027–28 with the Hamilton County Budget Commission; officials said this is an annual budgeting step and does not establish a new tax levy. The treasurer reported a September investment balance of $38.7 million and $104,699 in interest earned. The board also unanimously approved the September investment report and appointed James DeMarc as interim treasurer. No contract awards, competitive bids, or vendor selections were reported.

Facilities and funding updates included progress on the central office renovation: plumbing passed inspection, electrical rough-in was underway, and flooring and other interior work were upcoming; no project cost or contractor award was stated. The superintendent reported that Green Hills’ Planning Commission unanimously approved Miranda Homes’ plan for the June Field property subject to conditions, with Village Council review scheduled for November 17; Miranda Homes was also revising its Kingsbury proposal. The Boys & Girls Club described its after-school partnership with the district and Forest Park, including funding described as approximately $1,200 per child annually, split between the district and city. A potential 21st Century grant was discussed, but no application or funding decision was made; the CEO noted that grant rules could require the district to hire program staff directly. The board also approved personnel schedules and an overnight girls’ varsity basketball trip, neither with a stated procurement award or cost.