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Feb 18, 2026 (Wed) to Calendar
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Summary — 2/18/2026:
Our monitoring of Cloverleaf Local, Local School District has identified 4 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 8
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Hiding Policy Changes in a Single Vote
The board is bundling multiple items, including new policies on student enrollment (F1) and a contract for a student behavior app (F2), into a single 'up or down' vote (F10). This is a classic tactic to prevent public discussion on individual items and hide controversial changes among routine business.
Recommended Action
Procedural Demand: Call Board President Jason Myers at (330) 948-2500: 'I demand Items F1 and F2 be pulled from the Superintendent's Report bundle (F10) for separate discussion and roll-call votes. The public deserves to hear you debate these items individually.'
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💰 Cost: Reduced Accountability
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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Changing Who Attends Your Child's School
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📅 First Reading on Feb 18, 2026
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The board is holding a 'first reading' on a new open enrollment policy (Item F1). This policy dictates which students from outside Cloverleaf can attend our schools. This can drastically affect class sizes, school funding, and community culture. This is the first step before it becomes permanent policy.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review the file 'JECBB-Inter District Open Enrollment.pdf' in the official agenda. Then call Board President Jason Myers at (330) 948-2500: 'Regarding Policy JECBB, what is the projected impact of these changes on our budget and classrooms? This needs a full public discussion.'
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💰 Cost: Impact on Class Size & Funding
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PRIORITY LEVEL 6
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New 'Feelings' App for Your Child
The district wants to approve a contract for the 'Choiceworks' app (Item F2). While it sounds harmless, this software is a gateway to Social Emotional Learning (SEL), teaching subjective values about feelings and behavior, and potentially collecting sensitive data on your child's emotional state.
Recommended Action
Public Question: Call Superintendent Daryl Kubilus Jr at (330) 948-2500: 'Regarding Item F2, the Choiceworks app, what specific student data will be collected, who owns that data, and will parents have a clear opt-out right before their child uses this application?'
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💰 Cost: Student Emotional Data
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PRIORITY LEVEL 4
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Scrutinizing New 'Safety Grant' Money
The board is creating a new fund for a 'School Bus Safety Grant' (Item E3). While safety is important, all state and federal grants must be examined for hidden strings. These often include mandates for data collection or specific training that don't align with our community's values.
Recommended Action
Public Question: Contact Treasurer James Hudson via the district office at (330) 948-2500: 'Regarding the School Bus Safety Grant in Item E3, can you confirm there are no data sharing requirements or mandated training curricula attached to this funding?'
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💰 Cost: Potential Federal Strings
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by Heritage Action Sentinel Engine V2.0 • Source: 2.18.26 Regular Meeting-[02-18-2026].pdf
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