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Board of Education
The Paulding Exempted Village Schools Board of Education is a five member governing body elected by the voters of the school district. The Board of Education, representing the community, has the legal responsibility for the education for the children of the district from kindergarten through grade twelve. The Board derives its authority and responsibility from laws passed by the state and federal governments. The Board of Education is the policy making body of the school district. The policies, which the Board establishes, are to be implemented by the superintendent, treasurer and the staff of the district. Regular meetings of the Paulding Exempted Village Schools Board of Edcuation are normally scheduled on the third Tuesday of each month, and begin at 7:00. Special meetings are scheduled as needed by the Board of Education. Meeting locations may vary between Oakwood and Paulding.
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