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Summary — 3/19/2026:
Our monitoring of Bedford City, City School District has identified 7 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 9
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District Proposes $409k Mental Health Contract
The Board plans to approve a $409,500 contract with 'Effective School Solutions' for 'comprehensive mental health programming.' This outsources student mental health to a third party, opening the door for data mining and social-emotional engineering disguised as therapy.
Recommended Action
Call Superintendent Cassandra Johnson at (440) 439-1500: 'Regarding Item B.2, I oppose spending $409,500 on an outside vendor for mental health services. Keep therapy in the family and the doctor's office, not the classroom. Vote NO on this contract.'
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PRIORITY LEVEL 8
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New 'Student and Family Support' Bureaucrat Proposed
The Board is creating a new, permanent position: 'Student and Family Support Specialist.' This role is a classic Trojan horse to justify home visits, monitor family life, and collect sensitive data under the guise of offering 'support.' This is a structural power grab.
Recommended Action
Call Board President Eva Boyington at (440) 439-1500: 'Regarding the new job description in Item A.5, I oppose creating a 'Family Support Specialist.' The district's job is education, not family intervention. Eliminate this position from the agenda.'
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💰 Cost: Permanent New Salary + Benefits
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PRIORITY LEVEL 8
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Board to Approve Blank Check for Behavioral Services
The district is entering an 'as needed' agreement with the 'Positive Education Program (PEP)' for behavioral health services. This is a blank check contract with no spending cap, paying an outside group to handle student discipline and mental health with zero accountability.
Recommended Action
Email the Board via the District Office at (440) 439-1500: 'Regarding Item B.5, I demand you table the agreement with PEP. The public deserves to know the maximum cost and specific services provided. Do not approve a blank check contract.'
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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Radical Ideology Hidden in Student Handbooks
The Board is voting to approve updated student handbooks. These documents are often used to quietly insert radical policies on gender identity, preferred pronouns, and 'restorative justice' discipline that removes consequences for bad behavior. The changes are not specified in the agenda.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review the file attached in the Official Agenda linked above to determine if it contains radical policy changes on gender, pronouns, or discipline.
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💰 Cost: Loss of Parental Rights
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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New 'Community Liaison' Job Creates Paid Activist
The Board is creating a 'Community Liaison' position. This taxpayer-funded role can easily become a political operative for the district, using public resources to lobby for levies or push administration narratives instead of focusing on academics. The job description must be reviewed.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review the 'Community Liaison JD.pdf' file attached in the Official Agenda to see if this is a legitimate role or a taxpayer-funded activist position.
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💰 Cost: Permanent New Salary + Benefits
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PRIORITY LEVEL 6
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District to Spend $16k on Vague 'Staff Training'
The Board is set to approve a $16,500 contract with 'Public School Works' for 'online staff training and student courses.' The vague description is a red flag for ideological training like DEI, implicit bias, or SEL without parental oversight.
Recommended Action
Call Treasurer Taylor Friedrich's office at (440) 439-1500: 'Regarding the Public School Works contract, what specific training and courses are being purchased for $16,500? The public needs a detailed list before you approve this spending.'
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PRIORITY LEVEL 5
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Student Attendance Monitoring Contract Proposed
The district plans to contract with the ESC of Northeast Ohio for 'attendance and truancy services.' This outsources the monitoring of 'chronic absenteeism,' which can lead to invasive tracking of students and justifications for home visits or family intervention.
Recommended Action
Public Question: Contact the Main Office at (440) 439-1500 and ask for the Superintendent: 'Regarding the ESC agreement, what specific data on students and families will be shared to monitor attendance? What is the district's policy on home visits for truancy?'
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💰 Cost: Student Data Privacy
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by Turning Point Action Engine V2.0 • Source: BEDFORD BOARD OF EDUCATION CONSENT AGENDA-[03-19-2026].pdf
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