Penn-Harrisburg School District public meetings in 2022
35 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
December 7, 2022 - Reorganization Meeting
This is the annual reorganization meeting of the Penn Hills Board of School Directors. The board will elect a temporary chairperson, then a president and vice president for 2023, as required by the Public School Code. No policy or budget decisions are on the agenda; it is procedural only.
- Election of temporary chairperson from among 9 board members
- Election of Board President for 2023
- Election of Board Vice President for 2023
- Next committee meetings scheduled for January 11 and 18, 2023
- Next regular voting session scheduled for January 25, 2023
MINUTES December 7, 2022 - SPECIAL Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors held a special public voting meeting on December 7, 2022, and unanimously approved (9-0) several consent agenda items. These included ratifying purchases, approving personnel actions, and awarding capital improvement construction bids. The board also approved a reduction in BEST classrooms at Linton Middle School and accepted athletic donations.
- Approved $1,429,000 in HVAC construction bids to First American Industries for Linton projects and $159,000 to R&B Mechanical for wrestling/field house HVAC
- Approved $128,700 for 330 Lenovo Chromebooks, $12,735 for 15 HP laptops, and $9,900 for cases, paid from Ready to Learn Grant
- Ratified $4,190 purchase of 50 tons of infield mix from DuraEdge
- Approved reducing BEST classrooms at Linton Middle School from two to one, halving monthly billing effective January 1, 2023
- Approved resignation of Joseph (Jay) Mitlo as head coach for girls and boys volleyball
MINUTES December 7, 2022 - Reorganization Meeting
This is the minutes of the Penn Hills Board of School Directors' annual reorganization meeting, held December 7, 2022. The board elected officers for 2023, with Erin Vecchio as president and Evelyn Herbert as vice president. The meeting was procedural and included no policy decisions or public hearings.
- Erin Vecchio elected Board President unanimously
- Evelyn Herbert elected Board Vice President (6-3 vote)
- Next regular voting session scheduled for January 25, 2023
- Committee meetings scheduled for January 11 and 18, 2023
December 7, 2022 - SPECIAL Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills School Board will hold a special public voting meeting on December 7, 2022, to consider consent agenda items covering building improvements, technology purchases, personnel actions, and athletic donations. Key decisions include approving HVAC construction bids, buying Chromebooks and laptops, and ratifying staff changes. Public comments are invited.
- Approve $159,000 HVAC project at Field House and $1,429,000 for HVAC at Linton projects
- Purchase 330 Lenovo Chromebooks ($128,700), 15 HP laptops ($12,735), and 330 cases ($9,900) via Ready to Learn Grant
- Ratify $4,190 purchase of 50 tons of infield mix from DuraEdge
- Approve substitute teacher rates from Kelly Services
- Reduce BEST classrooms at Linton Middle School from 2 to 1, halving monthly billing
MINUTES November 29, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors held its regular public voting meeting on November 29, 2022, approving routine financial and curriculum items. The board ratified $2,218,981.12 in general fund payments, extended an electric supply contract, and approved conference travel and a field trip. The meeting also included reports on school activities and recognitions.
- Approved $2,218,981.12 in general fund bills
- Extended electric supply contract with Direct Energy Business for three years starting January 2024
- Approved conference travel totaling $4,763.74 for four staff members
- Approved field trip for 11th/12th grade Anatomy & Physiology class to AGH Open Heart Surgery on January 27, 2023
- Approved renewal of AIU TransPerfect translation services at $120/year plus $0.95 per minute
November 29, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a regular public voting meeting on November 29, 2022, at 6:00 PM in the Penn Hills Elementary School Cafeteria. The board will vote on consent agenda items including school finance resolutions, curriculum approvals, and technology purchases. Public comments are invited on the resolutions.
- Approval of $2,218,981.12 in General Fund bills paid since October 26, 2022
- Three-year electric supply contract extension with Direct Energy Business starting January 2024
- Approval of new high school courses: Sculpture I and Musical Theater
- Purchase of backup battery for PHE network from DTS at $6,917.79
- Renewal of VMWare support services from All Lines Technology at $18,500.19
MINUTES October 26, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors held a regular public voting meeting on October 26, 2022, where they approved routine finance items, including bill payments and the treasurer's report. The board also discussed and approved several resolutions, including new contracts for the District, the hiring of a School Police Supervisor, and acceptance of a grant from Allegheny County Department of Health Services. Reports were given on the high school's progress and the District's financial recovery status.
- Approved payment of bills totaling $4,697,611.66 from the General Fund, $143,741.33 from the Food Service Fund, and $150,750.00 from the Capital Reserve Fund
- Adopted resolution to comply with Act 57 of 2022, waiving late payment charges on real estate taxes in certain circumstances
- Accepted grant funding from Allegheny County Department of Health Services in the amount of over $215,000
- Recommended hiring Keith Lazaron as School Police Supervisor pending board approval
- Approved minutes of the September 28, 2022 regular public voting meeting
October 26, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold its regular public voting meeting on October 26, 2022, at 6:00 PM in the Penn Hills Elementary School Cafeteria. The board will vote on consent agenda items including school finance resolutions, curriculum approvals, and safety/buildings/grounds items. Public comments are invited on the resolutions.
- Ratify $4,697,611.66 in General Fund bills and $143,741.33 in Food Service Fund bills
- Authorize transfer of $800,000 from General Fund to Capital Improvements-Plant Fund
- Approve $10,500 for liens on 175 properties for delinquent real estate taxes
- Approve $66,427 for Title I services with Pittsburgh-Mt. Oliver IU#2 for non-public schools
- Approve purchase of 18 Black Chronicle Teacher Edition books for $909.50
September 28, 2022 - Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a public voting meeting to approve consent agenda items covering school finance and curriculum. This includes ratifying bills, accepting grants, and approving various instructional contracts and purchases. Public comments are invited on the resolution items before votes are taken.
- Ratify General Fund bills totaling $9,676,441.99 and Food Service Fund bills totaling $101,952.78
- Approve adult meal price increases: breakfast from $2.00 to $2.10, lunch from $3.90 to $4.05
- Accept Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program grant of $93,800 for Penn Hills Elementary School
- Approve Title I service agreements with Step by Step Learning ($16,657.37), Sound Foundation ($59,756.21), and AIU#3 ($100,519.00)
- Approve purchases funded by Ready to Learn grant: Second Step license ($10,690.20), TransMath ($22,594.00), Hand2Mind ($14,345.55)
MINUTES September 28, 2022 - Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors held its regular public voting meeting on September 28, 2022, approving routine financial items including bill payments, adult meal price increases, and a grant. The board also discussed school operations, technology, and student concerns, and accepted the retirement of the business manager.
- Approved adult breakfast increase from $2.00 to $2.10 and adult lunch from $3.90 to $4.05 for 2022-23
- Ratified General Fund bills totaling $9,676,441.99 and Food Service Fund bills totaling $101,952.78
- Accepted Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program grant of $93,800 for Penn Hills Elementary School
- Accepted retirement of Business Manager Eileen Navish
- Discussed Yondr phone pouches, student parking fee, and class transition time
September 14, 2022 - SPECIAL Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a special public voting meeting to fill a board vacancy and vote on a series of consent agenda items, including personnel actions, policy updates, and various purchases and contracts. The meeting also includes public comment periods and roll call votes on the resolutions.
- Motion to fill the vacant board term of Elizabeth Rosemeyer
- Ratify instructional personnel hires, resignations, and salary increases
- Approve PowerSchool TalentEd Essentials renewal for $4,261.37
- Approve Dodson Engineering as consultant for renovation projects at $205,000
- Increase adult meal prices: breakfast to $2.10, lunch to $4.05
MINUTES August 17, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors held a regular public voting meeting, accepting the resignation of board member Elizabeth Rosemeyer and approving a series of financial resolutions, including payment of bills totaling over $3.8 million. The board also heard from Senator Jay Costa, who discussed state funding for schools, and approved various contracts and agreements for the upcoming school year.
- Accepted resignation of School Director Elizabeth Rosemeyer, effective August 11, 2022
- Approved payment of bills: $3,672,434.20 (General Fund), $157,713.89 (Food Service Fund), $108,450.00 (Capital Reserve)
- Approved Adamson Agency insurance proposal for student athletic insurance at $10,975
- Approved lease of new postage machine from Pitney-Bowes at $908.17/month, saving $1,170.96 annually
- Approved agreement with Southwood Psychiatric Hospital for tutoring at $90/day
August 17, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a regular public voting meeting on August 17, 2022, to act on a series of consent agenda items, including the approval of bills, contracts, and a board member's resignation. The board will also receive reports from the superintendent and solicitor, and recognize Senator Jay Costa.
- Accept resignation of School Director Elizabeth Rosemeyer, effective August 11, 2022
- Ratify payment of bills totaling $3,672,434.20 (General Fund), $157,713.89 (Food Service Fund), and $108,450.00 (Capital Reserve)
- Approve Adamson Agency insurance proposal for student athletic insurance at $10,975
- Approve lease of a new postage machine from Pitney-Bowes at $908.17 per month
- Approve agreement with Step by Step Learning, LLC for Title I services at Holy Family School, cost not to exceed $19,500
MINUTES August 3, 2022 - SPECIAL Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors held a special voting meeting on August 3, 2022, approving consent agenda items including capital improvement payments, building maintenance purchases, and several other resolutions. The board also voted to begin forming a Penn Hills School Police Force and tabled agreements for student support programs.
- Approved $75,600 to McRandal Company Inc and $277,245 to R & B Mechanical for capital improvements
- Approved $1,947 VFD drive purchase for high school chiller from Daikin Applied
- Authorized bids for Linton MS tennis court renovations and boiler room waterproofing
- Approved $14,733.80 pipe upsizing and $16,173.25 hot water expansion tank at PHE/PHHS
- Tabled Pressley Ridge YESS and BEST program agreements; approved formation of school police force
August 3, 2022 - SPECIAL Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a special voting meeting to consider a resolution to form a Penn Hills School Police Force, directing the administration to take next steps and the solicitor to petition the court to arm officers. The board will also vote on a series of finance, facilities, and other items, including approving payments, purchases, and personnel actions.
- Approve payments of $75,600 to McRandal Company Inc and $277,245 to R & B Mechanical from Capital Improvements-Plant fund
- Approve purchase of VFD drive for High School chiller from Daikin Applied for $1,947
- Grant permission to advertise bids for Linton MS tennis court renovations and boiler room waterproofing
- Approve formation of Penn Hills School Police Force and petition to arm officers
- Approve personnel items including hiring two associate principals at $109,000 and $80,000 per year
2022-2023 Archived Curriculum Agenda/Minutes
This is an archival listing of curriculum meeting agendas and minutes for the 2022-2023 school year, posted on July 1, 2022. It contains no decisions or discussion items, only links to PDF files for each month's meeting. The agenda is purely procedural and informational.
- August 3, 2022 curriculum meeting agenda and minutes
- September 14, 2022 curriculum meeting agenda and minutes
- October 12, 2022 curriculum meeting agenda and minutes
- November 15, 2022 curriculum meeting agenda and minutes
- January 11, 2023 through June 14, 2023 curriculum meeting agendas and minutes
MINUTES June 29, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors adopted the final 2022-2023 budget of $97,542,582 and a final tax levy of 30.5965 mills per thousand dollars of assessed valuation. The board also approved the appointment of Dawn Golden as Assistant Superintendent and restructured technology roles by creating positions for Network Engineer and Director of Technology and Innovation. Additionally, the board approved a $4.4 million Revenue Anticipation Note for the Forbes Road Career & Technology Center and various insurance and financial resolutions.
- Adoption of final tax levy at 30.5965 mills per thousand dollars (an increase of 0.5 mills)
- Adoption of 2022-2023 Final Budget in the amount of $97,542,582
- Approval of Dawn Golden as Assistant Superintendent
- Authorization of $4,400,000 Revenue Anticipation Note for Forbes Road Career & Technology Center at 3.072% interest
- Approval of insurance proposals totaling $507,523.00 ($211,191.00 Adamson Agency; $296,332.00 Housing and Redevelopment Insurance Exchange)
June 29, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a regular public voting meeting on June 29, 2022, to consider adopting the final 2022-2023 budget and a related tax levy increase. The board will also vote on several financial resolutions, including bill payments, insurance proposals, and a revenue anticipation note, as well as curriculum-related items such as contracts and purchases.
- Adopt final tax levy of 30.5965 mills, an increase of 0.5 mills
- Adopt 2022-2023 final budget of $97,542,582
- Approve insurance proposals totaling $507,523 ($211,191 Adamson Agency, $296,332 Worker's Comp)
- Authorize participation in $4,400,000 Revenue Anticipation Note for Forbes Road Career & Technology Center
- Approve purchase of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Science Fusion for grades 1-6 at $42,302.39
MINUTES May 25, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills School Board voted 5-0-3 to adopt the proposed final budget of $97,108,830 for the 2022-23 school year, which includes a half-mill property tax increase. The board also heard reports on the district's recovery plan, including progress on finances, staffing, and security. The meeting included recognition of the high school coding team's $15,000 competition win.
- Adopted proposed final budget of $97,108,830 for 2022-23
- Raised millage by half a mill; median homeowner pays $19.22 less due to increased gambling fund allocation ($257.82)
- Coding team won $15,000 in PNC competition for wearable device for anxiety/sensory overload
- Recovery plan progress: first transitional loan payment made, Moody's rating improved from CAA2 to B3
- Linton pool closure decision pending due to maintenance costs
May 25, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a regular public voting meeting on May 25, 2022, to consider adopting the proposed final budget for the 2022-23 fiscal year at $97,108,830, along with several school finance and curriculum resolutions. The board will also hear reports from the superintendent, solicitor, and student board members, and take action on routine items like minutes, bills, and field trips.
- Adoption of proposed 2022-2023 final budget of $97,108,830
- Ratification of bills totaling $3,473,740.02 (General Fund) and $106,671.00 (Food Service Fund)
- Approve Forbes Road Career & Technology Center budgets: Operating $7,151,641, Administrative $122,620
- Renew software licenses: Newsela ($44,962), Xello ($9,262.50), Learning A-Z ($44,212), Reading Horizons ($9,000), eSpark (amount not specified)
- Purchase LearnZillion K-8 math curriculum for $327,655 over three years
MINUTES May 11, 2022 - SPECIAL Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors approved major construction contracts for modifications at PHHS and PHES. The board also accepted the resignation of a probationary employee.
- $1,501,200.00 contract to R&B Mechanical for HVAC modifications at PHHS and PHES
- $780,000.00 contract to McRandal Company Inc. for plumbing modifications at PHHS and PHES
- Acceptance of resignation for probationary employee #11948
May 11, 2022 - SPECIAL Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a special voting meeting to consider awarding contracts for HVAC and plumbing modifications at Penn Hills High School and Penn Hills Elementary School, based on Dodson Engineering's recommendation. The board will also vote on a resolution to terminate a probationary employee. Public comment is invited on these items.
- Award HVAC bid to R&B Mechanical for $1,501,200.00
- Award plumbing bid to McRandal Company Inc. for $780,000.00
- Resolution to terminate probationary employee #11948
- Dodson Engineering presentation on bid process
- Public comment period for board resolutions
MINUTES April 26, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors approved several curriculum and finance resolutions during its April 26, 2022 meeting. Key actions included establishing a capital reserve for plant improvements and approving various educational contracts and student field trips.
- Transfer of $1.5 million into a Capital Reserve Fund for Plant Capital Improvements
- Purchase of LearnZillion K-8 Math Curriculum for $197,68 85.80 using ESSER funds
- Approval of Yondr purchase for High School at a cost of $18,975.00
- Ratification of General Fund bills totaling $3,577,340.25
- Ratification of Food Service Fund bills totaling $125,843.42
April 26, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a regular public voting meeting on April 26, 2022, at Linton Middle School. The board will vote on several consent agenda items, including establishing a $1.5 million capital reserve fund for plant improvements, approving a $197,685.80 purchase for a K-8 math curriculum, and ratifying bills totaling over $3.7 million. Public comments will be taken on finance and curriculum items.
- Establish Capital Reserve Fund and transfer $1.5 million for 2022-23 plant capital improvements
- Approve purchase of LearnZillion K-8 Math Curriculum from Imagine Learning for $197,685.80 (ESSER funded)
- Ratify General Fund bills totaling $3,577,340.25 and Food Service Fund bills totaling $125,843.42
- Approve Yondr purchase for high school at $18,975.00 (Title IV and Ready to Learn Grant)
- Approve 2022-23 academic school calendar and field trips including Penn State and Harrisburg
MINUTES March 30,2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors accepted a clean 2021 audit report with no findings. The Board also approved various financial items, including the 2022-23 AIU Program of Services budget and several grants.
- Accepted June 30, 2021 audit report showing an unmodified opinion
- Approved $101,775.00 Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program Grant for Penn Hills Elementary School
- Approved 2022-23 AIU Program of Services Budget with a district estimate of $42,682.00
- Ratified $3,080.00 in School Nutrition Program Supply Chain Assistance Funding
- Approved participation in the AnywhereCare@School Telehealth pilot program at no cost to the District
March 30,2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors is reviewing several financial and curriculum items. Key discussions include approving a large-scale purchase of synchronous classroom hardware and ratifying various school program grants and budgets.
- Approval of synchronous classroom hardware purchase not to exceed $1,550,000.00
- Ratification of $101,775.00 Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program Grant for Penn Hills Elementary
- Approval of $2,243,173.00 Allegheny Intermediate Unit Program of Services Budget
- Approval of $35,000.00 Cal Ripken Sr. Middle School STEM Program
- Ratification of $3,775,881.00 in General Fund payments
Safety, Buildings & Grounds
The Safety, Buildings & Grounds committee of the Penn-Harris School District is meeting to review its March 2022 agenda and approve the minutes from a prior meeting. The agenda contains no substantive action items, only procedural items.
- Review of March 2022 agenda
- Approval of meeting minutes
March 3, 2022 - SPECIAL Voting Meeting
The Board of School Directors will vote on moving to a mask-optional policy effective March 7, 2022. The Board will also consider several maintenance contracts for HVAC repairs at Penn Hills High School.
- Proposal to shift to mask-optional status for students, staff, and visitors starting March 7, 2022
- Repair of Air Handler Unit #10 motor by Daikin Applied not to exceed $7,955.56
- Repair of Chiller Unit and Glycol Feeder Pump by Daikin Applied not to exceed $4,616.91
MINUTES March 3, 2022 - SPECIAL Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors voted to make masks optional for all students, staff, and visitors effective March 7, 2022. The Board also approved two HVAC repair contracts for Penn Hills High School.
- Shift to mask-optional policy for all students, staff, and visitors starting March 7, 2022
- Repair of Air Handler Unit #10 motor by Daikin Applied not to exceed $7,955.56
- Repair of Chiller Unit and Glycol Feeder Pump by Daikin Applied not to exceed $4,616.91
MINUTES February 28, 2022 - SPECIAL Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors held a special voting meeting to approve several district items. Key decisions included hiring a new head football coach and authorizing maintenance repairs for district equipment and facilities.
- Approved the hire of Charles Morris as Head Football Coach with an annual stipend of $8,779.48
- Approved backhoe repairs by Groff Tractor & Equipment not to exceed $7,221.00
- Approved fire alarm troubleshooting at Fralic Center not to exceed $2,295.00
- Approved the sale and purchase of tax claims via Northwest Pennsylvania Incubator Association
- Authorized Weiss, Burkardt, Kramer LLC to retain responsibility for an open student legal case
February 28, 2022 - SPECIAL Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a special voting meeting to decide on several consent agenda items, including the sale of delinquent taxes, equipment repairs, and hiring a new head football coach. The meeting is open to the public, with time for comments.
- Approve 2022 Sale and Purchase of Tax Claims Line of Credit Loan and Security Agreement with Northwest Pennsylvania Incubator Association
- Approve backhoe repairs by Groff Tractor & Equipment, cost not to exceed $7,221.00
- Approve fire alarm troubleshooting at Fralic Center by Fire Fighter Sales & Service, cost not to exceed $2,295.00
- Hire Charles Morris as Head Football Coach with annual stipend of $8,779.48
- Authorize Weiss, Burkardt, Kramer LLC to retain responsibility for an open student case
MINUTES - February 23, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors held its regular public voting meeting on February 23, 2022, approving routine financial items, including $3.94 million in general fund payments and $13,946 in food service payments. The board also approved federal IDEIA funds totaling $1.1 million, a fuel consortium purchase, and a tax collection agreement renewal. Superintendent Nancy Hines announced a town hall on the school mascot and noted the district may become mask optional if cases don't rise.
- Approved $3,944,218.78 in general fund bills and $13,946.01 in food service fund bills
- Approved receipt of $1,108,498.89 in federal IDEIA Part B and ARP supplemental funds
- Approved purchase of 97,500 gallons of diesel and 60,000 gallons of gasoline via AIU3 Fuel Consortium
- Renewed Keystone Collections Group tax collection agreement for 2022-23
- Approved $9,000 for Reading Horizons training and conference travel for staff
February 23, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a regular public voting meeting on February 23, 2022, at Linton Middle School. The board will consider consent agenda items including approval of bills totaling over $3.9 million, acceptance of federal IDEIA funds, renewal of a tax collection agreement, and various curriculum and facilities resolutions. Public comments will be taken on finance and curriculum items.
- Ratify $3,944,218.78 in General Fund bills and $13,946.01 in Food Service Fund bills
- Approve $1,108,498.89 in federal IDEIA Part B and ARP supplemental funds
- Renew Keystone Collections Group agreement for tax collection for 2022-23
- Approve $117,457.80 for Restorative Practices trainings from IIRP Graduate School
- Approve $9,000 for Reading Horizons training and $14,123 for AV equipment at PHE
MINUTES - Jan 26, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors held its regular public voting meeting on January 26, 2022, approving routine items including minutes, bills totaling $7.4 million from the general fund and $183,407 from the food service fund, and a tax assessment appeal review proposal. The board also heard reports on the district's financial recovery plan and midyear budget review, which noted a positive fund balance of $7.4 million in 2021, and recognized teachers and students for achievements.
- Approved payment of bills totaling $7,424,593.89 from the General Fund and $183,407.52 from the Food Service Fund
- Approved PASBO Tax Assessment Appeal Review proposal at $150/hour, not to exceed $5,000
- Heard Financial Recovery Plan update: first repayment of $123,000 on $1.3M state loan due in March
- Heard 2021-22 Midyear Review: fund balance improved from negative $19M to positive $7.4M since 2014-15
- Recognized teachers and students, including Carnegie Mellon computer science competition winners
Jan 26, 2022 - Regular Public Voting Meeting
The Penn Hills Board of School Directors will hold a regular public voting meeting on January 26, 2022, to consider consent agenda items including approval of bills, financial reports, curriculum items, and technology purchases. The board will also hear presentations on the Financial Recovery Plan and midyear review, and recognize teachers and students.
- Approval of $7,424,593.89 in General Fund bills and $183,407.52 in Food Service Fund bills
- PASBO Tax Assessment Appeal Review proposal at $150/hour, not to exceed $5,000
- Purchase of 280 teacher/staff laptops from CDW-G LLC for $271,600
- Purchase of aSAP! software for $6,750 from Ready To Learn Grant
- RSG Consultants agreement for violence prevention and crisis intervention, not to exceed $35,000