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  • Join in celebration of Dr. Kathryn Lorenz Board of Education service

    Join in celebration of Dr. Kathryn Lorenz Board of Education service

    Loveland Magazine file photo of Dr. Kathryn Lorenz in this year’s Homecoming Parade.

    Loveland, Ohio – Join your friends and neighbors in honoring Dr. Kathryn Lorenz and her 32 years of service to the Loveland City School District Board of Education. Dr. Lorenz will retire from Board service at the end of 2023, and the community is invited to join together to honor her.

    “For more than three decades, Dr. Lorenz has been a vital part of leading and growing our district. As she steps away from the Board, she will leave behind an amazing legacy of commitment to public education and public service. I am so happy to see our community honoring her in this way,” Loveland City School District Superintendent Mike Broadwater said.

    Friends of Dr. Lorenz have organized a Board Retirement Celebration to be held on Sunday, December 10, at 1 PM at the Oasis Conference Center. The event will be an opportunity to reminisce, share stories, and show appreciation for Dr. Lorenz’s many years of service and leadership.

    Tickets start at $20 per person. Purchase tickets, sponsor a table, or sponsor the event by following this LINK.

    All proceeds above the cost of the event will fund a scholarship in Dr. Lorenz’s honor through the Loveland Schools Foundation. If you can’t make it or if you’d like to donate, please click HERE and select the Donations option.

    For additional information, please contact Board Member Elect Lynn Mangan at lynnmmangan@gmail.com

  • Loveland Treasurer/CFO Brett Griffith to take retirement for medical reasons

    Loveland Treasurer/CFO Brett Griffith to take retirement for medical reasons

    Loveland Board of Education selects

    Terrah Floyd as

    Interim Treasurer

    Loveland, Ohio – Through a formal letter to the Loveland Board of Education, Loveland Treasurer/CFO Brett Griffith announced during the Thursday, Jan. 11, Board Organizational Meeting that he will be retiring through the School Employees Retirement System of Ohio for medical reasons. His departure is effective beginning Friday, Jan. 12.

    Brett Griffith

    “It has been my privilege to serve the students, staff and the Loveland Board of Education in the capacity of treasurer and chief financial officer the past 10 years,” said Griffith. “During this tenure our office has managed in a fiscally conservative manner while never losing focus on providing for excellent academic opportunities for our students; I sincerely thank all of our Loveland community for their continued support of our important mission to prepare students for tomorrow, today. I know I’m leaving the district poised for continued growth.”

    “Mr. Griffith is a consummate professional who has done an excellent job managing our district finances so that funds are focused on enhancing the experience for our students while maintaining fiscal health, and his services have been greatly appreciated,” said newly elected Loveland Board of Education President Art Jarvis.

    Terrah Floyd (LinkedIn)

    “We sincerely thank Mr. Griffith for his service to the district, and we wish him all the best,” said Loveland Interim Superintendent Dr. Amy Crouse. “He has been a valuable member of our Tiger Family, and he will be missed.”

    Griffith joined the Loveland City School District in 2008 as treasurer/CFO. The Board of Education named Terrah Floyd as interim treasurer until a search can be conducted to find and name a permanent replacement; in addition to assisting the Loveland City School District as needed, Floyd currently works as the treasurer/CFO of the Springboro School District where she has served since 2013.