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Feb 18, 2026 (Wed) to Calendar
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Summary — 2/18/2026:
Our monitoring of Cuyahoga Falls City School District, City School District has identified 3 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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Secret 'Student Wellness' Policy Under Review
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📅 Policy Meeting on Feb 18, 2026
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The Board is reviewing a "Student Wellness Program" policy (EFG-R) without providing the text to the public. These programs are often Trojan horses for controversial mental health surveys and social-emotional learning that collect sensitive data on your child and bypass parental consent. What are they hiding?
Recommended Action
Call Superintendent Andrea Celico at (330) 926-3800 and state: 'I demand the full text of policy EFG-R, the Student Wellness Program, be posted publicly for review before the February 18th committee meeting. Parents will not be shut out of this process.'
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💰 Cost: Student Data Mining / Parental Exclusion
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PRIORITY LEVEL 5
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School Administering Drugs to Students
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📅 Policy Meeting on Feb 18, 2026
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A new policy (EBDE) would authorize school staff to administer "Overdose Reversal Drugs." While framed as safety, the undisclosed details are critical. Does this policy require immediate parental notification? Who is liable? This moves the school from educator to emergency medical provider without public input on the rules.
Recommended Action
Call Board President Anthony Gomez at (330) 926-3800: 'The public must see the full text of policy EBDE before it is discussed. What are the specific parental notification requirements and liability protections for the district in this policy?'
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability & Parental Notification Loopholes
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PRIORITY LEVEL 3
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New 'Animals in Schools' Policy
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📅 Policy Meeting on Feb 18, 2026
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The committee is reviewing a new policy (ING/ING-R) on animals in schools. The text has not been made public. This could be anything from classroom pets to a backdoor for undocumented 'emotional support animals,' which are often tied to therapeutic or SEL agendas. The lack of transparency is concerning.
Recommended Action
Monitor: Track this policy to see the final language. Be prepared to question any vague wording that could create loopholes for therapeutic or SEL-related programs without parental oversight.
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💰 Cost: Potential for SEL/Therapeutic Loopholes
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by Heritage Action Sentinel Engine V2.0 • Source: February 18, 2026 Board of Education Policy Committee - 430 p.m.-[02-18-2026].pdf
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