Tag: resignation

  • School Board appoints Dr. Brad Goldie to vacant position

    School Board appoints Dr. Brad Goldie to vacant position

    Dr. Brad Goldie (LinkedIn photo)

     

    This story took this turn on July 25.

    Loveland, Ohio – Due to the resignation of board member Kevin Daugherty, the Loveland Board of Education met on 17 June to fill his seat for the remainder of his term, which is through the end of the current calendar year, December 31, 2023.

    The Board entered into an executive session to conduct phone interviews with the following candidates:

    Josh Hendrickson

    Christina Jeranek

    Anna Bunker

    Lynn Mangan

    Elaine Hipps

    Marcia Neumann

    Brad Goldie

    Roger Talyor

    Elliot Grossman

    Carly Tamborski

    Brain Tibbs

    After the executive session ended, Board President Dr. Kathryn Lorenz said that instead of choosing a candidate who said they would run for election in November, they chose a candidate who indicated they would not be seeking a permanent seat on the Board.

    Lorenz, Rev. Jonathan Eilert, Dr. Eric Schwetschenau, and Eileen Washburn voted to appoint Dr. Brad Goldie to the vacant position.

    Goldie is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Miami University and serves on the District Finance Committee.

  • Interested in applying to serve the remainder of Daugherty’s term on School Board?

    Interested in applying to serve the remainder of Daugherty’s term on School Board?

    Loveland, Ohio – Due to the resignation of Kevin Daugherty, the Loveland Board of Education is seeking to fill the vacant seat for the remainder of the term, which is through the end of the current calendar year, 2023. 

    Qualified candidates must be registered voters residing in the Loveland City School District. If you are interested in applying to serve the remainder of Daugherty’s term, submit a letter of interest including qualifications and contact information to:

    Robert Giuffre’, Interim Treasurer
    757 S. Lebanon Rd.
    Loveland, Ohio 45140

    giuffrro@lovelandschools.org

    513 683-5697 – Fax or 513 774-6207 – Phone

    The Board expects to make its appointment at their July 18th, Regular Session.


  • Loveland Board hires next Superintendent -Now looking for new Treasurer/CFO

    Loveland Board hires next Superintendent -Now looking for new Treasurer/CFO

    Mike Broadwater signs his contract accepting his new job as the Loveland Superintendent with interim Superintendent Bradly Neavin and Board President Kathy Lorenz looking on.

    Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland City School District Board of Education voted unanimously on May 26 to hire Mike Broadwater as the next Superintendent.

    Broadwater will begin his tenure on August 1.

    Mike Broadwater

    Broadwater is currently working in the Forest Hills School District, where he is the Assistant Superintendent of Business Operations and Human Resources. He has previously served as the Principal of Anderson High School, as Assistant Principal of Lakota East High School, and as a mathematics and computer science teacher in North Royalton City Schools.

    (Read Broadwater’s application for employment below.)

    Kevin Hawley

    The Board has also begun a search for the District’s next Treasurer/CFO as Kevin Hawley has submitted his resignation to take a new position.

    The Board has announced that they will formally accept Hawley’s resignation at their next regular Board Meeting on June 3 and begin the process of searching for the next Treasurer.

    Mr. Hawley will work through the end of his current contract on July 31, 2021. 



    The Michael Broadwater application for employment with the Loveland District

  • School Board accepts resignation of Superintendent

    School Board accepts resignation of Superintendent

    Loveland, Ohio – In a unanimous vote this afternoon, the Loveland School Board accepted the resignation of Superintendent Dr. Amy Crouse.

    There was no explanation offered in Crouse’s resignation letter that was read by Board President Dr. Kathy Lorenz. During a brief discussion by the Board before they voted, there was also no explanation given for the resignation.

    The Superintendent will remain employed until February 9.

    Editor’s Note: This story has been corrected to reflect the exact date of Crouse’s last day of employment.

  • Loveland Finance Director submits letter of resignation

    Loveland Finance Director submits letter of resignation

    Loveland, Ohio – “I’ve reached a point where I want to re-shift my focus to my family and the next stage of our life,” Michelle Byrde told Loveland Magazine. “I will miss my team and co-workers and wish everyone the best.”

    Loveland’s Director of Finance, Michelle Byrde, has submitted her letter of resignation. Her resignation is effective no later than December 30 according to City Manager Dave Kennedy in his weekly up-date to Council on October 2.

    Loveland City Manager Dave Kennedy

    Kennedy said in the memo, “Michelle has worked tirelessly during her time with the city which began in October of 2012, and that effort continued following her appointment as the city’s Director of Finance in September of 2018.”

    Byrde also told Loveland Magazine, “In my eight years with the City, I have had the opportunity to learn about government operations and am lucky enough to have met and worked with a number of very good people.”

    Kennedy added, “I have always been impressed that no job was too great or too small for Michelle to tackle, and for always being receptive to my constant interruptions to ask questions about an invoice, budgeting, or the myriad of other items we worked on together.”

    Byrde expressed appreciation to all those who mentored her in her three different roles at City Hall.

    “On behalf of all of us with the city, we want to thank Michelle for her service to the Loveland community. I only wish that her beloved Reds could have scored at least one run for her in the play-offs,” said Kennedy.

    The process for filling the Director of Finance position was to have begun last week.


  • Loveland again searching for Finance Director

    Loveland again searching for Finance Director

    Loveland, Ohio – Peter Rancatore, Jr. resigned as Loveland’s Finance Director after 68 days on the job.

    Rancatore’s first day on the job was June 8, 2018, and he submitted a letter of resignation on August 14 saying his last day on the job would be September 3. Council voted to accept his resignation and a separation agreement at their regular meeting on August 14.

    Rancatore said, in part, in the letter to Mayor Kathy Bailey:

    Thank you for the opportunity to serve the City Of Loveland. Loveland is an outstanding community with friendly people, excellent leadership, and a great workforce. I have enjoyed my service here immensely and will forever remember the people and their pride in the community. Unfortunately, I have decided to end my employment here to pursue opportunities closer to my family, effective as of the end of the close of business on September 3rd, 2018.

    Rancatore formerly served as the Finance Commissioner for the City of Toledo in addition to serving as the Chief Deputy Auditor of Lucas County, Ohio.

    Peter Rancatore Jr. took his oath of office, administered by Mayor Kathy Bailey, on June 12, 2018. – Photo by City of Loveland.

    Rancatore was hired after previous Finance Director, Kelly Flanigan took the job of Finance Director at Miami Township, Clermont County this past February.