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Application for Attendance at Professional Conference (Form 083) (updated: 8/14/26)

Mileage Reimbursement Form (Form 112M - Updated July 2026)
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Payroll Schedule (FY 27) (updated: 8/14/26)

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Yvonne Anderson – Treasurer & CFO | [email protected] | 419-984-1006

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Sandusky City Schools Hires a new Interim Chief of Staff for the 2026-2027 School Year

Sandusky, Ohio — Sandusky City Schools is proud to announce the hiring of Dr. Talisa Dixon as the district’s new Interim Chief of Staff for the 2026–2027 school year.

Dr. Dixon brings a wealth of experience in education, leadership and organizational excellence. With a distinguished career dedicated to student achievement, academic innovation and collaborative leadership, she is exceptionally well-prepared to support Sandusky City Schools in advancing its mission and vision.

Known for her strong commitment to educational equity and student success, Dr. Dixon comes to Sandusky City Schools with vast knowledge of teaching, learning and leading. Her background includes extensive work in school improvement, strategic planning, leadership development and building high-performing educational systems that support both students and staff.

As Chief of Staff, Dr. Dixon will play a vital role in supporting district initiatives, strengthening communication and collaboration across departments and helping to ensure that Sandusky City Schools continues to provide high-quality educational opportunities for all students.

“We are excited to welcome Dr. Talisa Dixon to Sandusky City Schools,” said Dr. Luther E. Johnson, Jr., Chief Executive Officer and Superintendent. “Her depth of experience, proven leadership and passion for education make her an outstanding addition to our team. We are confident that her expertise will help move our district forward in meaningful and impactful ways. In addition, her serving as Interim Chief of Staff, at this critical time of my transitioning to Sandusky City Schools, will afford me the opportunity to establish priorities and set goals for our district’s success.”

Dr. Dixon’s leadership style reflects a deep understanding of what it takes to create successful learning environments and effective school systems. Her ability to inspire others, foster relationships and lead with purpose will be a tremendous asset to the district as it prepares for the 2026–2027 school year and beyond.

Sandusky City Schools looks forward to the positive impact Dr. Dixon will have on students, staff, families and the broader school community as she serves the district and assists in the transition of critical roles for the 2026-2027 school year.

For additional information please contact Dr. Luther E. Johnson, CEO and Superintendent at [email protected] or 419-984-1000.

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Important Update to K–2 Report Cards

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Beginning with the 2026-2027 school year, the Sandusky Primary School and Sandusky Early Learning Academy will implement updated standards-based report cards.Students in kindergarten through second grade will no longer receive traditional letter grades A, B, C, D, F.

These students will now receive the following marks:

M – Meets Expectations
P – Progressing
N – Needs Improvement

The updated report cards are designed to provide families with clearer information about student progress toward grade-level expectations.The wording of academic standards has also been revised to make report cards more parent-friendly and easier to understand.

Additional information, including a parent FAQ and a sample report card, will be shared in the coming weeks.

Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting student learning.

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Sandusky City Schools Administrative Team Participates in Regional Leadership Retreat

The Sandusky City Schools administrative team recently joined educational leaders from across North Central Ohio for the North Point Educational Service Center Administrative Retreat, a professional learning event focused on strengthening leadership and improving student outcomes.

More than 30 school districts were represented at the retreat, providing administrators with opportunities to collaborate, share best practices, and learn from experts on today's most important topics in education.

Throughout the retreat, participants engaged in sessions covering legal updates, aligning district systems, leading Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS), school safety, collaborative roundtable discussions, and other key areas that impact schools and student success.

By participating in professional development opportunities like this, Sandusky City Schools continues its commitment to strong leadership, continuous improvement, and providing the best possible educational experience for every student. The knowledge and strategies gained through this regional collaboration will help support our staff, strengthen our schools, and enhance learning opportunities across the district.

Sandusky City Schools is proud to invest in ongoing leadership development as we work together to prepare every Blue Streak for success.

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Sandusky City Schools Announces Leadership Transition at Sandusky High School

PRESS RELEASE

For Immediate Release

Wednesday, July 15, 2026

Sandusky City Schools

Sandusky City Schools Announces Leadership Transition at Sandusky High School

Sandusky, Ohio — Sandusky City Schools announces a leadership transition at Sandusky High School as Dr. Kosek concludes his tenure as principal of SHS and will be moving on as the new principal of Garfield Heights High School.

The District extends its sincere appreciation to Dr. Kosek for his dedicated service and leadership. Throughout his time at Sandusky High School, he has remained committed to supporting students, staff, and families while helping advance the school's mission. Sandusky City Schools thanks Dr. Kosek for his contributions and wishes him continued success in his future endeavors.

The District has begun the search for its next high school principal. Applications are currently under review and more information will be made available at a later date. Our goal is to name a new high school principal as soon as possible.

Sandusky City Schools remains committed to ensuring a smooth transition and providing strong leadership for Sandusky High School. The District appreciates the continued support of its students, families, staff, and community throughout this process and looks forward to welcoming the school's next principal.

For additional information, please contact Mr. Dennis Muratori at [email protected] or 419-984-1000.

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