Timothy Walters

The board meeting addressed various personnel actions, including the resignation of four staff members and the employment of four new personnel across secretary, teacher, and educational assistant roles. Other business included an agreement with The Watson Institute for student education services and the approval of a revised contract with Government Software Services, Inc. for data processing.

The meeting covers several administrative and operational topics, including personnel actions regarding resignations, FMLA leave requests, and new staff appointments for the upcoming school year. The board will review renewal contracts for various educational software systems, dual enrollment agreements with Butler County Community College, and student musical productions. Policy revisions concerning charter schools, dress codes, threat assessment, and district audits are on the agenda. Additionally, the meeting addresses financial matters such as treasurer appointment, membership in the Pennsylvania School Boards Association, budget proposals, student transportation services, physician and dental appointments, and facility maintenance projects including roof repairs, boiler installations, and stadium inspections.

The board approved several personnel actions, including multiple resignations and retirements for administrative, educational, and teaching staff, as well as the employment of a full-time custodian. Additionally, the board ratified a Memorandum of Agreement with the Freeport Education Association concerning the scheduling of parent-teacher conference days and approved an Education Services Agreement with Educere LLC to provide virtual instruction for homebound students.

The board approved a wide range of personnel appointments, including coaching and extracurricular positions for the upcoming school year. Academic and operational approvals included multiple PowerSchool software renewals, dual enrollment agreements with Butler County Community College, and several student production requests for school musicals. The board adopted various revised school policies regarding charter schools, dress codes, threat assessments, and district audits. Other business included the election of a district treasurer, approval of the Lenape Technical School budget, various transition service agreements with Goodwill, and several facility maintenance and repair projects. Additionally, the board accepted financial reports, budgetary transfers, and grant funds for the upcoming school year.

The board approved personnel resignations and the employment of a new cafeteria worker. Financial actions included the approval of the proposed Final Budget for the upcoming fiscal year and authorization for the Board Secretary to advertise the budget display and notice in accordance with regulations.