On January 8 the Board of Education of the Ada Exempted Village Schools (AEVS) held their annual reorganization meeting.
Two new board members were sworn in, Troy Erikson and Justin Hollon. Ron Fleming was elected as board president and Ted Griffith was elected as vice president. The fifth member of the board is Matt Gossman.
Fleming and Erickson were also named to a policy committee. Meetings for this committee will be announced in advance.
The members agreed to continue meeting on the third Thursday of the month at 6:00 p.m. The regular January meeting will be held at noon on Saturday, January 20.
As discussed at meetings in late 2023, the school is now required to provide a second preschool classroom, which has been used for storage.
On January 2, Mayor Dave Retterer made his annual report to the Village of Ada Council, as required by Ohio Revised Code - Title VII Municipal Corporations - Section 733.41. The following is his prepared speech.
The Village of Ada is composed of a variety of industries, businesses, people, of churches and opportunities. These comprise one of the many strengths of this village. An international company that could have expanded to a collection of other places chose to expand in Ada. A couple of Ada High School and University of Findlay college friends have chosen to invest in properties in Ada to build a brewery. Each of two couples from the region purchased an existing business and put their stamp on it. The pandemic caused a lot of problems for residents and the village itself. It appears that 2024 can be much better.
The Ada Board of Education held its last meeting of 2023 on Thursday, December 28. There were no public comments at the meeting.
It was the final meeting of their terms for board members Amy Mullins, who has served the school district for eight years, and the third and last meeting for Matt Fisher, who was appointed to the board in October.
