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Dec 16, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Kingwood Township Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The Board of Education approved various financial actions, including bill lists, payroll disbursements, and line-item appropriation transfers. The Board also accepted financial reports from the School Business Administrator and Treasurer. Key personnel actions included the approval of substitute staff, graduate course requests for teachers, a leave of absence for a staff member, and various chaperone appointments for school events. The Board accepted the certification of the 2026 school board member election, reviewed reports from the School Business Administrator and Chief School Administrator, and approved the school performance report and the preschool plan for the upcoming school year. Additionally, the Board adopted a shared services agreement for a shared position, updated several policies, and authorized the disposal of surplus property.
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Kingwood Township Board of Education Regular Meeting
The Kingwood Township Board of Education held a regular meeting to discuss various topics. These included a presentation by BKC, CPAs, and a presentation by a teacher and reading specialist on universal literacy screening. The board also discussed and approved payroll, bill lists, and line-item appropriation transfers. They reviewed and approved the School Safety and Security Plan Annual Review Statement of Assurance and accepted a KTEF grant. Fundraisers and field trips for the upcoming school year were approved, and a donation from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post was accepted. The board also reviewed and abolished certain policies and regulations. Additionally, they approved travel and expense reimbursements, personnel matters, disposal of surplus property, and a change order for roofing replacement. The board also discussed and approved garbage removal services, a lease to purchase plan for equipment, and health care service rates. They approved the Application for State Aid and the District Report of Transported Students for the 2025-2026 school year, and reviewed the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report.
Nov 18, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Kingwood Township Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The board meeting included the presentation of the 2024-2025 audit and various financial actions, such as the approval of payroll, bill lists, line-item appropriation transfers, and monthly financial reports. The Chief School Administrator provided a report covering marking periods, sports, fire assemblies, and assessment updates. Additional actions included approving the School Safety and Security Plan, literacy screener data, grant acceptance, and various school fundraisers and field trips. Policies were reviewed and amended, including internal controls, employment contracts, and health initiatives. The board also handled personnel items, surplus property disposal, and construction project updates, including a roof replacement and the award of a garbage removal contract. Furthermore, a new lease for copiers, a broker contract for health care services, and snow removal services were authorized. Finally, the board approved applications for state aid and adjusted health care medical plan rates.
Oct 14, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Kingwood Township Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The board approved monthly financial reports, payroll, FICA, DCRP, and bill lists. The Superintendent presented reports on staff professional development, testing data, and school events. The board approved the 2025-2026 nursing plan, a memorandum of agreement, a grant award, and a district improvement plan. Additionally, the board approved various fundraisers, field trips, a new job description, and a policy update. Personnel actions included approving travel reimbursements, consulting services, new employment, and staff training. The board also declared surplus property, approved school bus emergency evacuation drills, and entered into an E-rate contract and a joint transportation agreement.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
