The committee held a meeting to review various district policies across several operational categories. Key topics included a presentation on bullying and cyberbullying, followed by a policy review covering Pupils (Section 200), Programs (Section 100), Employees (Section 300), Finances (Section 600), Property (Section 700), and Operations (Section 800), which encompassed specific regulations on academic standards, charter schools, health screenings, weapons, student wellness, district audits, maintenance, pest management, school calendars, security personnel, transportation, and emergency medical equipment.
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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.
Aug 17, 2026·Board meeting
Peters Township Board of School Directors Regular Meeting
The board meeting covered a wide array of business items, including the establishment of an ad-hoc Extracurricular Committee, approval of various personnel agreements and employment contracts, and the purchase of replacement vans for the district. The board discussed debt service with representatives from PNC Bank and received an update on the new policy regarding personal electronic device use by students. Furthermore, the meeting involved the approval of numerous fundraising activities, student trips, the acceptance of various grants and donations, and the ratification of several transportation service agreements and affiliation contracts for student support and educational programs.
Feb 17, 2026·Board meeting
Peters Township Board Of School Directors Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda included comments from the Superintendent regarding a Celebration of Excellence and public comment sessions. Prior to the public meeting, an Executive Session was held to discuss personnel matters. New Business covered several areas: The Business Office recommendations included the approval of financial reports for January 2026 and various fund bills, as well as activity fund reports. The Board Committees section addressed personnel actions, including the recommended acceptance of the Athletic Director's resignation, and approval of the Resolution for the 2026-2027 Intermediate Unit 1 General Operational Budget. A report from the Western Area Career and Technology Center (WACTC) indicated exploration of adult education building rentals and student participation in an event with the Governor. Personnel matters involved approving leaves of absence, accepting several retirements (including teachers whose effective date is June 9, 2026), approving a student teacher assignment, and approving staff for the 2026 Extended School Year (ESY) Program across certificated, non-certificated, and substitute roles. Extra-Duty Personnel actions included approving athletics change of status, new appointments, and renewals for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 school years. Educational Programs and Student Activities required approval for numerous fundraising activities scheduled in March through July 2026, and several student trips for PIAA State Finals and leadership conferences scheduled for March through April 2026. Other business included accepting a donation of an aquarium, approving a five-year Affiliation Agreement with Point Park University for principal certification students, and approving a settlement with PA Leadership Charter School.
