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Summary — 3/6/2026:
Our monitoring of New Richmond Exempted Village, Exempt School District has identified 4 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 9
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Hiding 14 Policy Changes from Public View
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📅 Final vote scheduled for March 16, 2026
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The Board plans to approve 14 different policies in a single block vote at their next meeting. They have not attached the policies to this agenda, instead telling parents to dig through old meeting minutes to find them. This is a deliberate tactic to pass major changes without scrutiny.
Recommended Action
Email Board President Jonathan Zimmerman and Superintendent Paul Daniels: 'I demand that all 14 policies listed in Item 7.D for second reading be posted publicly as individual agenda items with their full text at least 72 hours before the March 16th vote. We will not accept a bundled vote on undisclosed policies.'
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability (Could contain new spending rules, curriculum changes, or radical gender policies)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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Medical Services on Campus Without You
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📅 Discussed on March 9, 2026
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The district is bringing a 'Health Source Ohio' van onto school property. While it starts with dental and vision, this opens the door for other medical services that can be provided without your direct presence or consent. This is how schools begin offering sensitive mental and reproductive health services.
Recommended Action
Call Board President Jonathan Zimmerman at (513) 553-2616: 'Regarding the Health Source Ohio van, I want a guarantee in writing that no services beyond dental and vision will ever be offered, and that parental consent forms will be required for every single visit, with no exceptions.'
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💰 Cost: Bypassing Parental Consent
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PRIORITY LEVEL 6
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Behavior Program That Can Weaken Discipline
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📅 Discussed on March 9, 2026
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The 'PBIS Committee' is a red flag for programs that often replace traditional discipline with therapeutic interventions. This can lead to lower standards for classroom behavior and more time spent on social engineering than on academics, while collecting sensitive behavioral data on your child.
Recommended Action
Email Superintendent Paul Daniels at daniels_p@nrschools.org: 'Regarding the PBIS Committee update, please provide the public with the committee's latest recommendations and data. How does PBIS affect classroom discipline, and what specific behavioral data is being collected on students?'
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💰 Cost: Loss of Classroom Order, Student Data Collection
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PRIORITY LEVEL 5
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Questionable Invoice for Student Data Platform
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📅 Discussed on March 9, 2026
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The board is discussing a 'Then and Now' invoice for PowerSchool, the district's student data system. This could signal the purchase of new data-tracking modules for monitoring student behavior, attendance, or 'social-emotional' metrics. We need to know what we are paying for.
Recommended Action
Email Treasurer Brett Floyd at floyd_b@nrschools.org: 'Regarding the PowerSchool invoice discussion, please provide a detailed breakdown of what services this invoice covers. Are we paying for any new data collection or Social Emotional Learning modules?'
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💰 Cost: Undisclosed (Could be for data-mining software)
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