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The personnel presenter listed recent resignations and retirements, including third‑grade instructor Olivia Richardson (Union Canal Elementary, resignation effective March 26 unless released earlier) and fifth‑grade instructor Sandra Schellenhammer (South Lebanon Elementary, retirement at the end of the 2024‑25 school year). The presenter also listed several new hires and position changes, with effective dates and wages provided in the meeting packet.

Notable items included ratification of a change to the 2024‑25 pupil‑services staff matrix effective Feb. 18 and the creation of a new column on the classified employee (pupil services) matrix intended to retain and attract instructional assistants and personal care assistants in harder‑to‑fill roles such as emotional‑support and autistic‑support classrooms.

The presenter detailed specific personnel entries from the packet, for example Barbara Heinem as a building assistant at Cedar Crest Middle School at an hourly wage of $15.11 (effective Jan. 22) and a Union Canal kindergarten instructor listed at an annual salary of $62,380 for the 2025‑26 year. The presenter noted that several employees listed with asterisks will remain with the district as substitutes.

These personnel items were presented for board action at the district’s next regular meeting; no formal personnel votes were taken at the work session.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Monday, February 10, 2025 Public Work Session","oneSentenceSummary","The district’s personnel section presented a slate of resignations, new hires and a proposed change to the pupil‑services classified pay matrix aimed at retaining and recruiting instructional assistants and personal care assistants for specialized special‑education classrooms.","taxTitle","Cornwall-Lebanon SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania","taxId",38443,"location","Pennsylvania","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6678760,"District outlines assessment plan, virtual‑learning renewal and full‑day kindergarten transition",169,997000,1166000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2256073-fa90a577ab94ff84b09fba17e0aa7935&start=997&end=1166","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2256073-fa90a577ab94ff84b09fba17e0aa7935/thumbnail_997000.jpg","/articles/6678760/Pennsylvania/District-outlines-assessment-plan-virtuallearning-renewal-and-fullday-kindergarten-transition","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6678760-b16bd16694037a7f974594e58e716ecf/orig.mp4?Expires=1771170793&Signature=iAqCm5Ruf0c-wa3I1IBQqJlU5zrQBumFD5V8rGSgEaDy6wGqIql6K91OuD7CqeZR7FsSA1ONbVmiJEvWgXa1kL6PUkPivCVWhET8b4wRnD4IAl5nAsMn~XQ0Kb7Itl8KiqHxkV0-SuRdGSnfnEDx2QPJJnjOtGEmoAJqM1WuGSLIlMH8ZUpkVva5FBEj4lILki2I5e9hmuEOcFzu8mHHH2zgmVEdXBMaBs~Wa-0oBPeWv~ICe~UfWXLWOUgdRV-lSkEznMud5Lu-h2b1IZiIAgsNBA3trRP-NaKxTkSJ~R5uRg0UILXo6E0zIrXrXDidS6CaQKD~DXWJMnw-ynmk6A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Curriculum and instruction staff presented the Cornwall‑Lebanon School District’s assessment calendar, detailed the district’s five‑year curriculum revision cycle and described pending agreements and program transitions at the Feb. 20 work session.

Dr. Susan Weiss said year three of the district’s five‑year curriculum review focuses on assessments. \"We identify whether our assessments are summative, formative, diagnostic, or benchmark assessments,\" she said, adding the district is evaluating assessment design, alignment and validity to avoid over‑testing.

Weiss described district assessment tools and schedules: Exact Path (Edmentum) diagnostic assessments in grades 3–8 for math and reading (up to three times per year), Study Island benchmark assessments twice per year in grades 3–8 and plans to add benchmark exams aligned to Keystone subjects (biology, Algebra I and literature) at the high school. She also noted Acadience is used as an early‑reading screener in elementary grades and that principals and building data teams review multiple assessment sources to guide instruction.

Separately, the administration said it will present a proposed three‑year renewal (2025–2028) of the Lancaster Lebanon Virtual Solutions (LLVS) agreement for approval. The district currently has 146 students participating in LLVS. The administration described LLVS and its partner CAOLA (Capital Area Online Learning Association) as providing multiple platform choices and pathways including dual enrollment and career‑and‑technical education courses.

On kindergarten, administrators reminded families that orientation sessions will be held April 10 at each elementary school, with registration appointments scheduled in May and a transition to full‑day kindergarten beginning with the 2025–26 school year. The personnel section later noted staffing adjustments tied to the full‑day transition, including moving two current part‑time kindergarten teachers to full time and ongoing planning meetings to finalize the full‑day schedule.

The board was asked to approve revisions to district policy CLSD 01/27 (assessment system) at the next regular meeting; policy revisions and the LLVS agreement were presented for consideration, not final action, at the work session.","Curriculum staff presented the district's assessment system and five‑year curriculum cycle, outlined exact‑path and Study Island benchmark schedules, described a three‑year renewal for Lancaster Lebanon Virtual Solutions (LLVS) and reiterated plans to move to full‑day kindergarten next school year.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6678765,"CLSD plans E‑rate purchases for high‑school network, seeks vendor awards and rolls out PCCD camera grant",408,2434000,2842000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2256073-fa90a577ab94ff84b09fba17e0aa7935&start=2434&end=2842","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2256073-fa90a577ab94ff84b09fba17e0aa7935/thumbnail_2434000.jpg","/articles/6678765/Pennsylvania/CLSD-plans-Erate-purchases-for-highschool-network-seeks-vendor-awards-and-rolls-out-PCCD-camera-grant","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6678765-eeb3dc02ae628c4441a75d3c9ea221b6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771170793&Signature=U2T-zIR239UzSUm7HZdIMJuD4CFiPsq6ZQBMtWygV1hnfD7sRAeJntqpheCLL4DMBuClv4yV5gJwRX0L6g3EmZFN2jWgAtSqOS8NJXoc~kgGYNFGmiBI46JPe7hyixK63aGSuophbt8GW2sN8u5nHhhH-p4htLBtTSiSDBF~MkOd~n6r5UwcSwNyIG~tSn7iqcSVUwtoIxVf1h3PjcX~KVlGabjdxsoPNr5Z~uMaOzMURkOhR9j63RO9B1zh0n~2w4JxQpaYInwlfJ3zqaoq1pdl~DqaELnPUXQ0hCYn0rKZfxkXujQTSjUfkP7dXBdFQ6pdFAGFI8fIm1WgrBaBMA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","District technology staff briefed the board Feb. 20 on two infrastructure procurement lines that will appear for approval at the next business meeting and on security upgrades funded through a PCCD grant.

Dr. Mary (technology presenter) said the district plans to purchase network data switches and Wi‑Fi access points for the high school and intends to use E‑rate (Universal Service Administrative Company) funding to reduce the district’s net cost. \"For our particular district, we qualify for a 60% discount,\" she said, and reported that bids returned with IntegraOne as the low bidder on both switches and access points.

She gave cost estimates: roughly $259,800 for 35 switches (net district cost about $103,900 after the E‑rate discount) and about $151,800 for 155 access points (net district cost about $61,700). The administration plans to phase the installation and to activate licensing as each phase is installed.

On security, Dr. Mary and other administrators said the district received a Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) grant that will fund roughly 44 new exterior cameras at elementary schools and a separate analytics appliance to help detect potential threats on compatible cameras. \"We're gonna be using, basically, it's video analytics to detect any type of threat,\" the presenter said, adding the analytics system will generate alerts and notify officers and emergency responders through an internal phone chain.

The presenter noted the analytics appliance will only work with newer, compatible cameras and that about 60 cameras in the district currently fit that requirement; planned renovations will upgrade additional cameras and expand coverage. The administration said purchase lines for the switches and access points and later ratification for the camera purchases will come to the board for formal action.

No formal contract awards or ratifications were approved at the work session; the administration signaled it will present formal award recommendations and ratifications for board approval at the district’s next regular meeting.","Administration told the board it will ask to award network switches and Wi‑Fi access points using E‑rate discounts, and described a Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency grant to add exterior cameras and analytics for district security.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6678769,"CLSD seeks pre-purchase approvals for long‑lead generators, opens chiller bids and recommends gym floor overpour",205,627000,832000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2256073-fa90a577ab94ff84b09fba17e0aa7935&start=627&end=832","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2256073-fa90a577ab94ff84b09fba17e0aa7935/thumbnail_627000.jpg","/articles/6678769/Pennsylvania/CLSD-seeks-pre-purchase-approvals-for-longlead-generators-opens-chiller-bids-and-recommends-gym-floor-overpour","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6678769-4252c09e5475a2c67f770164d5f27bd5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771170793&Signature=TQsn~oIxnMLwcEbn9JWjTSqUylTEDKtvxHhHRJ8pKDRgo1oMCuq9LrNNG44SJm34ZBUIzsuAawX~11E2uphd4TZjkCHRxMEiqEhGVoIfB2KiSxC5T0cTd5iXf27Tcu9hyoXmFfpuynLRi6oQLv5W6HBbLsk9LxkUzSGZdTuYm6RyEpuKQVT46IS5kS9Ubryqbs50xPcpeBHl2VyokI4pBiCYZywuZ3rvpFdpMSWv4Q7G317c1mFnURVAngi-WNO67pwYaZ5eRR6k97E1vHpLkpgaLI5pSvFctsqDNAzAu-~lhmBVhcafkxaG5dOPcgQMWbuwjeShnXYerLZwMG8ghA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Buildings and grounds staff for the Cornwall‑Lebanon School District told the school board at its Feb. 20 public work session that the district will ask for approval next week to pre‑purchase two generators and expects a bid opening this week for a chiller replacement at Coral Elementary.

Jeffrey Snyder, presenting the buildings and grounds section, said the district held two pre‑bid conferences and will host walkthroughs for stadium and high‑school bidders. He asked the board to authorize pre‑purchases of a generator for Cedar Crest High School from Premium Power Services and a stadium generator from Winter Engine, citing long lead times for delivery.

Snyder said the lead time estimates are about 30 weeks for the high‑school generator and about 14 weeks for the stadium unit. He told the board it may also add panel work for both sites and that final purchasing lines will appear on the agenda for board action next week.

On Coral Elementary, Snyder said the district reissued the chiller solicitation after rejecting earlier bids; new bids are scheduled to be received Feb. 13 with a public opening at 1:00 p.m. at the administrative building. Moore Engineering assisted with specifications and will review submissions and recommend award options.

Snyder also recommended an overpour to repair cracking in the Union Canal Elementary gym floor rather than replacing the entire floor, which he said could cost about four times as much. He presented a vendor estimate of $46,465 for the overpour and asked the board to ratify the purchase from the capital reserve fund so the work can be scheduled this summer.

Board members asked clarifying questions about the gym floor timing and the generator lead times. \"The lead times for the generators are 30 weeks for the high school, and for the stadium is 14 weeks,\" Snyder said.

No formal purchases or awards were approved at the work session; the administration said action items will be presented on the board agenda for formal approval at the next meeting.

The items are part of the district’s capital reserve‑funded campus projects and were presented as requests for future board action rather than final decisions.","At the Cornwall‑Lebanon School District work session, buildings and grounds staff sought authorization next week to pre‑purchase two long‑lead generators, announced a chiller bid opening for Coral Elementary and asked for ratification to apply an overpour to the Union Canal Elementary gym floor to address cracking.","actionData","errors"]

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