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March 2021 Meeting Highlights

Wednesday, March 10, 2021

Virtual Committee of the Whole/Voting - 7:00PM

  1. Meeting Opening 7:00pm

 

  1. Call to Order / Dr. Sommer
  2. Pledge to Flag
  3. Roll Call / Mrs. Baker
  4. Public Comment

Ronald Sommer, Board President

  • Welcome to Hollidaysburg Area School District's Virtual Committee of the Whole and Voting Meeting
  • Any individual who wishes to address the Board is required to announce his or her name, address and group affiliation if appropriate.
     
  • Each individual speaker will have three (3) to five (5) minutes to address the board.
     
  • Public comment will consist of no more than 30 minutes overall per meeting.
     
  • The Public Comment section of the agenda is for comment only.  Dialogue and questions will not be entertained.
     
  • To make public comment, please call 814-693-3820 during the Public Comment section of the agenda.
     
  • If you are experiencing connection difficulties, please contact tech support at 814-201-6687
     
  • As an alternative to public comment, you may email the Superintendent, Robert Gildea at robert.gildea@hasdtigers.com who will forward your comments to the entire board. 
  1. Student Representative Report

Per Board Policy 004.2-Student Representatives to the Board, the following Student Representatives will present reports:

Student Representatives:

Travis Saylor, Senior Representative

Mark McCoy, Junior Representative

  1. Business Office Report / Mrs. Baker

 

  1. Summer School Plan 2021

Per Board Policy 124 Summer School, the administration recommends the approval of the 2021 Summer School Plan for 2021

  

  1. Learning Recovery Interventions

Mrs. Mitchell and building principals will present tentative plans for addressing struggling students and summer learning opportunities.

 

  1. Announcements

The board met in executive session Tuesday, February 16, 2021 at 6:00PM and Monday, March 10, 2021 at 6:00PM for personnel, negotiations and health and safety.

Meetings for April 2021:
 

Curriculum Committee - Virtual

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Time: 5:00p.m.

 

Physical Plant Committee - Virtual

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Time: 6:00p.m.

 

Committee of the Whole/Voting - Virtual

Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Time: 7:00p.m.
 

All future meetings of the Board of Directors and Board Committee Meetings will be held virtually to the public through the end of the 2021 calendar year.
 

All board meeting agendas are available for public viewing (3) days prior to each meeting date on BoardDocs.  BoardDocs web address is https://www.boarddocs.com/pa/hasd/Board.nsf. Interested parties should enter the public site.

  

  1. Minutes

Per Board Policy 006 Meetings, the following minutes are presented for approval:

January 13, 2021 Virtual Committee of the Whole/Voting Meeting

January 27, 2021 Policy Committee Meeting

February 10, 2021 Virtual Committee of the Whole/Voting Meeting

 

  1. Engagement Letter for Bond Counsel Services

Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP. is being recommended to represent the Hollidaysburg Area School District as Bond Counsel pending board approval to move forward refinancing the 2016A Bond Series.

 

  1. Business Office - Financial Reports for February, 2021

 

  1. Treasurer's Reports

FEBRUARY 28, 2021 TREASURER'S REPORTS

 

GENERAL FUND

$  2,960,045.62  Receipts

$  3,598,475.56  Total Disbursements 

$15,866,943.84  Ledger Balance

 

TRUST FUND

$        51.62 Total Receipts

$          0.00 Total Disbursements

$ 53,853.09  Ledger Balance

 

FOOD SERVICE FUND

$161,160.12 Total Receipts

$129,637.77 Total Disbursements

$291,009.13 Ledger Balance

 

STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND

$    5,527.44 Total Receipts

$    1,796.68 Total Disbursements

$110,732.48  Ledger Balance

 

CAPITAL RESERVE FUND

$          578.68 Total Receipts

$       1,700.00 Total Disbursements

$   602,076.70 Ledger Balance

 

HEALTH SAVINGS FUND

$  32,856.55  Total Receipts

$  32,854.32  Total Disbursements

$    1,762.70  Ledger Balance

 

PAYROLL FUND

$1,894,339.46 Total Receipts

$1,872,581.73 Total Disbursements

$     44,475.94  Ledger Balance

 

SH STUDENT STORE

$  1,207.43 Total Receipts

$  6,062.27 Total Disbursements

$  9,257.29 Ledger Balance

 

  1. List of Payments

 

FEBRUARY 28, 2021 LIST OF PAYMENTS

 

GENERAL FUND

$ 1,753,244.03    Total Payments (Check numbers 162975-163223)

 

FOOD SERVICE FUND

$ 55,316.80         Total Payments (Check numbers 23222-23232)

 

STUDENT ACTIVITIES FUND

$   1,796.68         Total Payments (Check numbers 23598-23601)

 

CAPITAL RESERVE FUND

$   1,700.00         Total Payments (Check number 3471)

 

PAYROLL FUND

$     69,002.72      Fiscal Year 2020-21 (Check numbers 261768-261784)

$1,803,579.52      ACH Disbursements

$1,872,582.24      Total Payments 

 

SH SCHOOL STORE

$   6,062.27         Total Payments (Check numbers 1036-1037) 

 

TRUST FUND

$       -0-               Total Payments (Check number)

  

  1. Investment Portfolio

2020-2021 INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO

 

$5,493,800 Total Invested with 24 Financial Institutions

$1,135,824 Total Invested in 4 Money Market Funds

 

  1. YTD Expenditures/Revenues

2020-2021 YEAR-TO-DATE REVENUES & EXPENDITURES

 

GENERAL FUND 

$36,836,877.97 Revenues

$27,612,816.97 Expenditures

 

CAPITAL RESERVE FUND

$     265,655.62 Revenues

$     162,523.45 Expenditures

  

FOOD SERVICE FUND

$     747,056.83 Revenues

$     806,993.65 Expenditures 

 

TRUST FUND

$   449.65 Revenues

$   750.00 Expenditures

 

SENIOR HIGH STUDENT STORE

$ 5,522.55 Revenues

$ 8,988.76 Expenditures

 

STUDENT ACTIVITIES FUND

Net Balances are reflected in each Student Activity Account

 

PAYROLL FUND

Revenues & Expenses Net to Zero other than Interest Income

 

  1. Budget Transfers

2020-2021 BUDGET TRANSFERS 

PERIOD OF FEBRUARY 4, 2021 - MARCH 4, 2021

 

$    251,404   -  General Fund

$               0   -  Capital Reserve Fund

 

  1. Food Service for January, 2021

2020-2021 FOOD SERVICE FUND PROFIT/LOSS STATEMENT

PERIOD ENDING JANUARY 2021

 

$    18,760.20    January Net Profit/(Loss)

$(108,741.44)    Year-to-Date Net Profit

 

$598,492.02      Assets

$598,492.02      Total Liabilities & Fund Equity

 

  1. Senior High Student Store for January 2021

2020-2021 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT STORE PROFIT/LOSS STATEMENT

PERIOD ENDING JANUARY 2021

 

$     439.26      January Net Profit/(Loss)

$  1,052.07      Year-to-Date Net Profit

 

$14,587.02      Assets

$14,587.02      Total Liabilities & Fund Equity

 

  1. Business Office Report / Mrs. Baker
  2. Contracts

Per Board Policy 006 Meetings, the following contracts/agreements are presented for approval:

  1. Care Coordination Agreement with CenClear effective March 10, 2021 through March 9, 2022 to develop and maintain a positive working relationship with providers for human service needs  No Cost
     
  2. Agreement with Geneva College effective March 11, 2021 through March 10, 2024 for student observations and student teaching No Cost
     
  3. Agreement with Peerstar, LLC. effective March 10, 2021 through March 9, 2022 to interact collaboratively to ensure the services and interventions are provided to mutual consumers.  No Cost
     
  4. Training Services Agreement with Carol H. Gilbert Consulting, LLC effective March 19, 2021 through April 16, 2021 for (4) 1-hour Virtual Supervisory Skills Management Training for Cafe Managers Cost:  $765
     
  5. Novell School License Agreement for (1) Novell Open Workgroup Suite FTE School License effective May 1, 2021 through April 30, 2022  Cost:  $13,125.00
     
  6. 2021 Event Contract with Lakemont Park effective May 28, 2021 (7:00p.m. to 1:00a.m.) for the Prom and AfterGlow 
    Cost: $6,802 plus a $500 refundable security deposit (pending no damages)
     
  7. Contract with The Casino and Snappy effective May 28, 2021 for delivery and set up of food for the Prom and Afterglow: 
    Total Estimated Cost: $5,000 less 2019-2020 prom deposit of $1,000.
     
  8. General Service Agreement with G3 Physical Therapy for “As-Needed” Athletic Trainer Services effective March 10, 2021.
    Cost: $40.00 per hour. *A 3% cost of living will be assessed each calendar school year."
     
  9. Proposal for Services with World of Learning Institute, World Language Department effective March 11, 2021 through June 11, 2021 for virtual language instruction for Latin Curriculum  Cost:  $6,385
     
  10. Letter of Agreement with Alternative Community Resource Program (ACRP) Peer Support Services effective March 10, 2021 through March 9, 2022 to establish an agreement for developing and maintaining positive working relationships with agencies which serve the human service needs of the community.  No Cost

 

  1. Appalachia IU08 2021-2022 General Operating Budget and Resolution

The Appalachia IU08 2021-2022 General Operating Budget totals $5,486,334 for both revenues and expenditures representing a 13% increase.

 

Hollidaysburg Area School District's contribution for the 2021-2022 school year will decrease $88 to $15,943.

This budget is for IU8 operations only.  The operation of the IU8 special education and non-public programs are funded through a variety of other IU8 separate budgets.

  

  1. Annual Report of the Blair County Schools Health Consortium for Years Ended June 30, 2019 and 2020

The District participates in a self-funded Health Insurance consortium which includes most Blair county school districts.  The consortium purchases hospital, medical, and drug services as a group providing these services in the most cost effective manner.  The consortium is annually reviewed financially as evidenced by this report.

 

  1. Election of Appalachia IU08 Board Members for 2021-2022

The Hollidaysburg Area School District shares an IU8 board member seat with Williamsburg-Community School District on a two-year rotating basis.

 

The Nominees are:

  • Region II     Hollidaysburg Area and Williamsburg Community:
                        Dr. Ronald Sommer, Hollidaysburg Area
  • Region VI    Richland and Westmont-Hilltop:
                        Tricia Shaffer, Richland
  • Region XI    Somerset County at Large:
                        Michael Revak, North Star
  • Region XI    Somerset County at Large:
                        Tammy Witherite, Meyersdale Area
     
  1. Request to Establish New Student Activity Accounts

Per Board Policy 618, Student Activity Fund Control:

 

New Student Activity:  Junior/Senior High Peer Tutoring Club - No. 37 

Purpose:  To help students in grades 7-12 regarding schoolwork, and give them the option to communicate with peers and offer better understanding.

 

New Student Activity:  Hollidaysburg Area Senior High Esports Team - No. 51

Purpose:  Esports is a recreational and competitive activity that has been established through video games and teaches participants many relevant skills, such as streaming, production, programming and management.

 

  1. Reallocation and Transfer of Student Activity Funds

Per Board Policy 618, Student Activity Fund Control, the board is being asked to approve the following Student Activity transfers:

  1. Class of 2021, account #01, grants approval to use the current funds for the following:
  • Rental of Lakemont Park facilities for the Prom and Afterglow on May 28, 2021 ($6,802)
  • Payment of the security deposit for the Prom and Afterglow ($500)
  • Payment of food for the Prom and Afterglow and for end of the year activities for the Senior Class.

    **All remaining funds in the Class of 2021 after these expenses have been paid will be transferred to the Class of 2022, account #22 with the dollar amount to be determined after the account has been audited. 
  1. Disposal of Obsolete Equipment and Books

Per Board Policy 706.1 Disposal of Surplus Property/Textbooks/Supplies, the attached list is being recommended for approval to dispose of various obsolete equipment and books.

  1. Superintendent's Report / Dr. Gildea

 

  1. Technology Budget

Mr. Justin Arthur will present an overview of an updated 5-year plan and detailed annual budget projections

  1. RFP for Internet Services and Wide Area Network (WAN)

Per Board Policy 610, Purchases Subject to Bid/Quotation, the following bid award is recommended:

 

Award Internet Service Provider RFP to:

  • Atlantic Broadband effective July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2026.
    $422,280 Total Five Year Cost 
  1. Master Service Agreement with Atlantic Broadband for Internet Services and Wide Area Network (WAN)

Per Board Policy 006 Meetings, the following agreement is presented for approval:

  1. Master Service Agreement with Atlantic Broadband Enterprise, LLC. effective July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2026 for district-wide internet services Cost:  $422,280 
  1. Cyber Charter Costs

Dr. Gildea will be updating the board on cyber charter expenses.

 

  1. Arts in Education Resolution

Scott Sheehan, Alysia Watt, Stephanie Everett will review efforts made during the current school year related to the arts and request the board to adopt the Arts Are Education resolution promoting continued support of arts in our schools.  

 

  1. Curriculum Guide: AP Environmental Science

Per Board Policy 105 Curriculum Development, Policy 106, Guides for Planned Instruction and Policy 107 Adoption of Planned Instruction, the board will be asked to approve the following Curriculum Guide:

  • AP Environmental Science

 

  1. 2021 Spring Sports Master Field Trip Schedule

Per Board Policies 230.1 Student Expenses for Conferences/Competitions and 121 Field Trips, the attached list of student field trips in excess of 150 miles, out of state, or overnight is submitted for approval. 

 

*The administration requests authorization for the Superintendent to approve additional trips as needed throughout the 2020-2021 school year resulting from advancement in PIAA school sponsored sports playoffs.

 

  1. HASD Foundation Grants

Per Board Policy 702, Gifts, Grants and Donations, the board is being asked to approve the following grants:

 

  1. Personnel

Per Board Policy 614 Payroll Authorizations, the board is asked to approve personnel actions.

#

REASON

NAME

POSITION

BLDG.

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY/STEP

1

Approve Hire

Jody Walters

LTS; Elementary Teacher

FOT

Retroactive to 3/5/2021 to approximately 4/16/2021

$25,000 prorated or $133.69/day after 10 consecutive days to 59 consecutive days; $40,860/yr. prorated or $218.50/day from 60 consecutive days to end of assignment

2

Approve Hire

Jody Walters

LTS; Elementary Teacher

FOT

Effective 4/17/2021 to approximately 5/20/2021

$25,000 prorated or $133.69/day after 10 consecutive days to 59 consecutive days; $40,860/yr. prorated or $218.50/day from 60 consecutive days to end of assignment

3

Approve Hire

Carol Scarbro

1/2 Day LTS; Latin Teacher

SH

Extend from 3/8/2021 through end of 20/21 school year

$25,000 prorated or $133.69/day after 10 consecutive days to 59 consecutive days; $40,860/yr. prorated or $218.50/day from 60 consecutive days to end of assignment; also prorated for the 1/2 day

5

Approve Hire

Jill Tucci

Long-Term Substitute for the Full Time Day to Day Substitute - FOT

FOT

Effective 3/8/21 to approximately 5/20/21

$95 per day

6

Approve

Keely Jones

Homebound Instructor for Student D. D.

JH

Retroactive to 1/21/2021 - 2/11/2021

$26 per hour up to 4 hours per week

7

Approve

Samantha McDowell

Homebound Instructor for Student D. D.

JH

Retroactive to 1/21/2021 - 2/11/2021

$26 per hour up to 1 hour per week

8

Approve

Madeline Grenfell

Award Tenure

SH

Retroactive to 1/20/2021

 

9

Approve

Kathleen Diehl

Award Tenure

FKS

Retroactive to 1/20/2021

 

10

Approve

Rachel Black

Learning Recovery Tutor - English

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

11

Approve

Christie James

Learning Recovery Tutor - Special Education

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

12

Approve

Kelly Rubritz

Learning Recovery Tutor - Special Education

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

13

Approve

Leona Engle

Learning Recovery Tutor -Special Education

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

14

Approve

Nichole Tewell

Learning Recovery Tutor - Special Education

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

15

Approve

Jennifer Carney

Learning Recovery Tutor - Math

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

16

Approve

Samantha Kinley

Learning Recovery Tutor - Math

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

17

Approve

Michael Rawlins

Learning Recovery Tutor - Social Studies

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

18

Approve

Jay Baker

Learning Recovery Tutor - Business

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

19

Approve

Gary Walstrom

Learning Recovery Tutor - Business

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

20

Approve

Linda Hilling

Learning Recovery Tutor - Business

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

21

Approve

William Calvert

Learning Recovery Tutor - Science

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

22

Approve

Alysia Watt

Learning Recovery Tutor -Art

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

23

Approve

Alexandra Kephart

Learning Recovery Tutor -Art

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/9/2021

Up to 24 hours at $26 per hour

24

Approve Extra Time

Wendy Lieb

Extra Hours - Contract Tracing

JH

Effective 2/2/2021

2.75 hours at $26 per hour

25

Approve Extra Time

Wendy Lieb

Extra Hours - Contact Tracing

JH

Effective 2/4/2021

4.5 hours at $26 per hour

26

Approve Extra Time

Wendy Lieb

Extra Hours - Contact Tracing

JH

Effective 2/5/2021

3 hours at $26 per hour

27

Approve Extra Time

Wendy Lieb

Extra Hours - Contact Tracing

JH

Effective 2/12/2021

4 hours at $26 per hour

28

Approve Extra Time

Wendy Lieb

Extra Hours- Spring Sports Physicals

JH

Effective 2/24/2021

2.75 hours at $26 per hour

29

Approve

Paula Dull

Special Education Teacher - Special Pay - IEPs, Classroom Prep, Transition

JH

Effective 2/3/2021

15 hours at $26 per hour

30

Approve

Paula Dull

Special Education Teacher

JH

3/11/2021

Increase Instruction Conducted in the Home hours by 2 additional hours per week through end of SY

31

Approve

Angela Letizia

Extend Leave of Absence

JH/SH

Extend from 3/8/2021 to end of 20/21 School Year

 

32

Approve

Approve AFSCME Contract for Secretarial &          Paraprofessional Employees

Secretarial/Paraprofessional Employees

Dist.

7/1/2021-6/30/2025

35 cents per hour increase per year, 40 cents first year

33

Terminate

Adam Pierannunzio

Custodian, 3rd Shift  CUFJHSCUST06

JH

Retroactive to 3/5/2021

 

34

Resignation

Dale Klausman

Assistant Lead Custodian, 2nd Shift
  (CUFSHSCUST03)

SH

4/6/2021

 

35

Retirement

Scott Miller

Electrician 
(MAFJHSCUST05)

Dist.

4/6/2021

 

36

Approve Transfer

Craig Snyder

Transfer from Custodian, 3rd Shift at Junior High (CUFJHSCUST05) to Assistant Lead Custodian, 2nd Shift
  (CUFSHSCUST03)

SH

TBD

$19.43 per hour; plus $1000 per year responsibility factor; $200 per year shift differential; $1.50 less per hour new hire

37

Approve

Jessica Rabuck

3.5 Hour Food Service Worker   (FSPSHSFSWK01)

SH

3/11/2021

$16.21 per hour for Transferred employee; $2.00 less for new hire =$14.21 per hour

38

Approve Extra Time

Karen Helsel

Extra Hours- Spring Sports Physical

JH

2/24/2021

3 hours at regular hourly rate

39

Approve

Arlene Clark

Special Education Paraprofessional

JH

3/10/2021

Extra pay 1 day per week 45 minutes per day through then end of the SY to support a student in Art Club

40

Resign

Homer Delattre

Spring Strength Coach

SH

Retroactive to 3/1/2021

 

41

Resign

Philip Weichel

Head JV Softball Coach

SH

Effective 3/1/2021

 

42

Approve Hire

Gary Walstrom

Spring Strength Coach

SH

Effective 3/11/2021

$2,300 per Schedule D

43

Approve Hire

Jessica Stiffler

Head JV Softball Coach

SH

Retroactive to 3/8/2021

$2,745.11 per Schedule D

44

Approve

Mitchell Johns

Elementary Wrestling Coordinator (Primary and Intermediate)

Dist.

Retroactive to 2/11/2021

$2,406.14 per Schedule C

45

Resignation

Mary Ann Elder

Substitute Special Education Paraprofessional

Dist.

3/3/2021

 

46

Approve Hire

Dana Bettwy

Certified Substitute Teacher (Health & PE PK-12)

Dist.

3/11/2021

$95/day; $105/day after 60 cumulative days

47

Approve Hire

Gabriel Imler

Substitute Teacher
 (IU8 Referral)

Dist.

3/11/2021

$95.00 per day

48

Approve Hire

Rebecca Care

Substitute Teacher
 (IU8 Referral)

Dist.

3/11/2021

$95.00 per day

49

Approve Hire

Angela Fox

Guest Subsitute Teacher

Dist.

3/11/2021

$95.00 per day

50

Approve Hire

Penny Hamilton

Substitute Custodian

Dist.

3/11/2021

$9.25 per hour

51

Approve Hire

Bruce Snyder

Substitute Custodian

Dist.

3/11/2021

$9.25 per hour

52

Approve Rate

Robert Wiley

Food Service Substitute Truck Driver

Dist.

Retroactive to 2/11/2021

Increase rate from $10.25 per hour to $12.00 per hour

53

Approve

Nicole Zimmerman

Student Teacher - Megan Stern Speech Therapy

JH/SH

2020/2021 SY

Ithaca

54

Remove

Francine Endler

Volunteer

Dist.

Retroactive to 3/1/2021

 

55

Information Only

Brigitte Donlan

Unpaid Leave of Absence

FOT

Clarification of end date: Effective 3/17/21 through end of 20/21 School Year

 

56

Information Only

Robert Gray

DECLINED POSITION - Elementary Wrestling Coordinator (Primary and Intermediate)

Dist.

Retroactive to 2/11/2021

 

 

  1. President's Report / Dr. Sommer

 

  1. Second Reading of Policies

Per Board Policy 000 Board Policy/Procedure/Administrative Regulations the following policies for approval on a second reading:
 

  Policy No.

Name

Status

  Policy 103

  Discrimination/Title IX Sexual

  Harassment Affecting Students

  REVISED

  Policy 111

  Lesson Plans

  REVISED

  Policy 113.1

  Discipline of Students with Disabilities

  REVISED

  Policy 113.2

  Behavior Support

  REVISED

  Policy 113.4

  Confidentiality of Special Education 

  Student Information

  NEW POLICY

  Policy 122

  Extracurricular Activities

  REVISED

  Policy 123

  Interscholastic Activities

  REVISED

  Policy 123.2

  Sudden Cardiac Arrest

  REVISED

  Policy 203

  Immunizations and Communicable

  Diseases

  REVISED

  Policy 203.1

  Handling and removal of Body Fluids

  REVISED

  Policy 204

  Attendance

  REVISED

  Policy 209

  Health Examinations/Screenings

  REVISED

  Policy 209.1

  Food Allergy Management

  REVIEWED - NO CHANGES

  Policy 209.2

  Diabetes Management

  REVIEWED - NO CHANGES

  Policy 210

  Use of Medications

  REVISED

  Policy 210.1

  Possession/Use of Asthma

  Inhalers/Epinephrine Auto-injectors

  REVISED

  Policy 210.2

  Naloxone Administration in Schools

  REVISED

  Policy 218.3

  Discipline of Students
  Convicted/Adjudicated
  of Sexual Assault

  REVISED

  Policy 314

  Physical Examinations

  REVISED

  Policy 318

  Attendance and Tardiness

  NEW POLICY

  Policy 331

  Job Related Expenses

  NEW POLICY

  Policy 332

  Working Periods

  NEW POLICY

  Policy 334

  Sick Leave

  NEW POLICY

  Policy 340

  Responsibility for Student Welfare

  NEW POLICY

  Policy 705

  Facilities and Workplace Safety

  REVISED

  Policy 904

  Public Attendance at School Events

  REVISED

 

  Policy 904

  - Attach              

  Public Attendance at School Events

  NEW POLICY

  Policy 907

  School Visitors

  REVISED

 

 

  1. Appointment of a Deputy Tax Collector for Duncansville Borough: Donald Wagner

Appointment of Deputy Tax Collector for Duncansville Borough in the event the elected tax collector, Susan Koronowski becomes incapacitated.

  1. New Business

The board is being asked to revise the Maxwell Transit Systems, Inc. payment schedule to pay the 2020-21 school year at the same payment as the 2019-2020 school year actual costs less an estimated 8% variable cost due to COVID-19.  The final payment will be reconciled at the conclusion of the 2020-21 school year per Act 136 of 2020.

  1. Adjourn

 

  1. Documents Distributed at the Board Meeting

Our adopted rules of Parliamentary Procedure, Robert's Rules, provide for a consent agenda listing several items for approval of the Board by a single motion. Most of the items listed under the consent agenda have gone through Board subcommittee review and recommendation. Documentation concerning these items has been provided to all Board members and the public in advance to assure an extensive and thorough review. Items may be removed from the consent agenda at the request of any board member.