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Summary — 3/13/2026:
Our monitoring of Reynoldsburg City, City School District has identified 9 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 10
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Radical Curriculum & Teacher Training
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📅 Vote Scheduled Mar 17, 2026
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The Board is spending over $850,000 on new HMH Social Studies and Literature curriculum, plus extensive 'professional development' for teachers. HMH is known for embedding Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and 'anti-racism' concepts. This is how ideological content gets into your child's classroom and teacher's minds.
Recommended Action
Ultimatum: Email Superintendent Tracy Reed ( tracy.reed@reyn.org) and Board President Angela Abram (Call (614) 501-1020): 'I demand a full public review of the HMH curriculum and professional development materials before any vote. We will not allow radical ideologies into our schools.'
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💰 Cost: $850,000+ (Ideological Curriculum & Training)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 9
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Empowering Behavioral Interventions
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📅 Vote Scheduled Mar 17, 2026
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The Board is approving a contract with 'Empower Behavior Health & Intervention.' This vendor's name alone signals a focus on student behavior and mental health, which are prime areas for Social Emotional Learning (SEL), data collection, and interventions that can undermine parental authority and privacy.
Recommended Action
Procedural Demand: Email Superintendent Tracy Reed ( tracy.reed@reyn.org): 'I demand Item 11.04 be pulled from the Consent Agenda for a separate discussion and roll-call vote. We need full transparency on this 'Behavior Health' contract and its impact on student privacy and parental rights.'
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability (SEL, data collection, social engineering)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 8
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Psychological Services Contract Renewal
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📅 Vote Scheduled Mar 17, 2026
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The Board is renewing a contract with L.A. Sanders & Associates for psychological services. These contracts often involve student mental health assessments, counseling, and behavioral interventions that can bypass parental rights and introduce Social Emotional Learning (SEL) or other ideological frameworks.
Recommended Action
Procedural Demand: Email Superintendent Tracy Reed ( tracy.reed@reyn.org): 'I demand Item 11.03 be pulled from the Consent Agenda for a separate discussion and roll-call vote. The public deserves to hear the Board debate this contract and its impact on parental rights.'
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability (SEL, data collection, parental rights bypass)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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New Rules for Public Comment
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📅 Vote Scheduled Mar 17, 2026
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The Board is voting on a revised public participation policy. These policies often include new restrictions on how parents can speak, who they can address, and the topics they can discuss. This could be a power grab to silence dissent and limit public accountability.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review 'Policy 0169.1 - Revised 2.18.25.docx' attached in the Official Agenda linked above to determine if it limits parental rights to speak at board meetings.
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💰 Cost: Reduced Public Accountability
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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Funding 'HER SOCIETY' Club
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📅 Vote Scheduled Mar 17, 2026
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The Board is approving a 'purpose statement' for a new group called 'HER SOCIETY' at Summit High School. This could be a gender-segregated 'affinity group' that promotes divisive ideologies or excludes students based on identity, using your tax dollars.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review 'HER SOCIETY - 2026.pdf' attached in the Official Agenda linked above to understand the group's mission, activities, and if it promotes any divisive ideologies or excludes students.
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability (Divisive programming)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 6
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Mystery $4.8 Million Spending Shift
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📅 Vote Scheduled Mar 17, 2026
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The Board is approving a massive $4.8 million 'appropriation modification' with no public explanation of where this money is coming from or where it's going. This is a blank check that could fund hidden agendas or controversial programs without proper scrutiny.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review 'Modifications to Appropriations-03.17.26.pdf' attached in the Official Agenda linked above to identify specific line items and demand transparency from Treasurer Emily Hatfield ( emily.hatfield@reyn.org).
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💰 Cost: $4,880,003.33 (Unexplained Spending)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 6
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Outsourcing Student Services
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📅 Vote Scheduled Mar 17, 2026
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The Board is contracting with Amergis, a staffing company, for 'client assignments.' These contracts often bring in external personnel for 'student services,' which can include mental health or behavioral programs that collect sensitive data or introduce questionable interventions without parental consent.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review '3.17.26 Amergis - Price.pdf', '3.17.26 Amergis - Stainer.pdf', and '3.17.26 Amergis Audrey Patterson - t.pdf' attached in the Official Agenda linked above to identify the specific services provided and any data collection mandates.
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability (Data collection, external influence)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 5
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Secret Deal with Licking County Board
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📅 Vote Scheduled Mar 17, 2026
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The Board is approving a Memorandum of Agreement with the Licking County Board of Developmental Disabilities. While special education services are vital, MOUs can hide data sharing agreements or expand the scope of external influence without proper oversight.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review '3.17.26 Special Education MOA.pdf' attached in the Official Agenda linked above to ensure it does not contain mandates for data sharing or ideological programming beyond necessary special education services.
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability (Data sharing, scope creep)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 4
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New Cybersecurity Policy
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📅 Vote Scheduled Mar 17, 2026
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The Board is adopting a new Cybersecurity Policy. While security is important, these policies can sometimes include provisions for monitoring student and staff online activity, data collection, or sharing information with third parties without clear parental consent or oversight.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review 'Cybersecurity Resolution 2026.docx' attached in the Official Agenda linked above to ensure it does not contain provisions for unwarranted surveillance or data collection on students.
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability (Surveillance, data collection)
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