Peters Township Board of School Directors Regular Meeting
The board discussed and approved the creation of an Extra-Curricular Ad Hoc Committee. Key approvals included professional engineering and pre-construction services for paving and storm sewer improvement projects, masonry work, and the appointment of PSBA candidates. The board reviewed and approved various personnel actions, including leaves of absence, resignations, transfers, and new hires across the district. Additionally, the board approved several fundraising activities, student trips, a donation of lacrosse equipment, a resolution authorizing representation regarding social media litigation, and multiple service agreements for behavior analyst services and payment processing solutions.
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Peters Township Board of School Directors Regular Meeting
The board reviewed several operational and educational matters, including salary adjustments for various employee groups, the adoption of the 2026-2027 General Fund Budget, and the establishment of a real estate millage rate. The board approved multiple HVAC and maintenance agreements, a Guaranteed Energy Savings Agreement for Bower Hill Elementary, and an educational leadership consultancy agreement. Additionally, personnel actions such as new hires, retirements, and leaves of absence were approved. The meeting also addressed student activity fundraising, the dedication of the high school greenhouse to the outgoing superintendent, and the renewal of various insurance policies and software subscriptions.
Apr 20, 2026·Board meeting
Peters Township Board of School Directors Regular Meeting
The board meeting agenda included various business office recommendations, such as the treasurer's report and fund bill approvals. Personnel matters included changes in administrative titles, new hires, resignations, retirements, leaves of absence, and approvals for student teachers and interns. Educational items featured approval of the district's special education plan and new course offerings for the upcoming school year. Policy updates covered several sections, including programs, pupils, employees, and operations. Additionally, the board considered the budget for the Western Area Career and Technology Center and approved engineering services for infrastructure improvements at the middle school.
