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Mar 19, 2026 (Thu) to Calendar
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Summary — 3/14/2026:
Our monitoring of Greenville City , City School District has identified 4 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 9
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New $60k Student Data-Mining Platform
The board is spending over $60,000 in federal funds on 'i-Ready' software for all K-8 students. This platform replaces traditional assessments with a system that constantly tracks and profiles your child's learning, creating a massive new data stream controlled by a third-party vendor.
Recommended Action
Email Superintendent Julie Jones at the District Office: 'Regarding Items 10.A.8 and 10.A.9, I demand a public demonstration of the i-Ready platform and a copy of the data privacy agreement before any vote. Who owns my child's data?' Contact the District at (937) 548-3185.
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💰 Cost: $60,627.00 (Federal Strings Attached)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 8
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$48k Contract for Outside Social Services
The board is paying an outside group nearly $50,000 to provide 'social service support' to students. This outsources sensitive student care to an unaccountable third party, creating a pathway for counseling and interventions that can bypass parental knowledge and consent.
Recommended Action
Call Board President Brad Gettinger at (937) 548-3185: 'Vote NO on the $48,000 contract with Council on Rural Service Programs in Item 9.D.2. Parents, not outside agencies, are the primary providers of social support for their children.'
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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New $20k Health Curriculum for 8th Graders
The board is spending nearly $20,000 on a new 8th-grade health curriculum from Goodheart-Wilcox, but parents have not seen the materials. Modern health textbooks are often used to introduce controversial topics on gender identity and sexuality, bypassing parental values.
Recommended Action
Email Superintendent Julie Jones: 'Regarding Item 10.A.6, I demand the vote on the new health curriculum be tabled until the materials are available for public review for at least 30 days.' Contact the District at (937) 548-3185.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 6
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Paving the Way for School Health Clinics
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📅 Meeting on March 19, 2026
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The board is hosting a presentation by 'Family Health Services of Darke County.' This is often the first step toward establishing school-based health clinics, which can offer medical and mental health services on campus, potentially without direct parental consent for every interaction.
Recommended Action
Email Board President Brad Gettinger: 'Regarding Item 6.A.1, will the Board commit to a policy requiring explicit, written parental consent before any student receives services from a school-based health partner?' Contact the District at (937) 548-3185.
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💰 Cost: Future Undefined Costs & Liability
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