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Board materials presented during the meeting included confirmation of January 2025 payments: general fund payments of $1,684,294.90, cafeteria fund payments of $60,712.17 and Construction Fund payments of $110,571.75. The board packet also listed an item to approve the January 2025 Bergheimer Report.

Under board policy and property items staff listed motions to: approve the 2025–26 school calendar; nominate a representative to the Beaver Valley Intermediate Unit for a three‑year term beginning July 1; authorize district officials to consent to private offers from Knox Rentals LLC (parcel at 0 Cross Boulevard, Centre Township, Beaver County parcel 56‑163‑0103) and Leon Cashaw Holding LLC (1002 Beach Street, Minaka Borough, parcel 37‑001‑0214); and approve exoneration of unpaid school district real estate taxes on those parcels for tax years listed in the agenda.

Agenda materials also included a motion “to appoint Mr. Sean McCrory as superintendent for the Central Valley School District for a term of five years, with terms of employment governed by an agreement to be negotiated between Mr. McCrory and this board of school directors.” The transcript records the motion text in the agenda but does not show a board vote or final outcome on the appointment during the work session.

Business and program motions in the packet included approval requests for agreements with the Psychology and Learning Center to provide school‑based mental health services to Central Valley students for the 2024–25 and 2025–26 school years at no cost to the district, and an agreement with Glade Run Lutheran Services to provide educational services for a student in a partial hospitalization program at a rate of $162.62 per day.

Personnel and extracurricular items presented for board action included multiple resignations and hires in the cafeteria and facilities departments; a motion to appoint Timothy Hill as director of facilities and grounds (employment agreement to be executed by district officials); approval of spring coaches and stipends (pending clearances); final approval for a high school band trip to Orlando in March 2025; and approval of musical personnel stipends for the high school production. The board packet also included an item to approve the district audit report for fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, as presented by Seifert & Seifert, certified public accountants.

The transcript did not record roll call votes or recorded outcomes for the listed agenda approval items; only the final adjournment motion was recorded as carried (motion to adjourn by Mr. Mohad, seconded by Mr. Castro, “Aye,” motion carried).

The board did not take final action on the comprehensive plan presentation during the work session; staff said the comp plan will be posted for 28 days and returned for a vote in March.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","CVSD February 12, 2025, School Board Work Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The board reviewed treasury reports, property‑sale consent requests, personnel changes, service agreements and an upcoming appointment of Sean McCrory as superintendent; formal votes for most agenda items were not recorded in the transcript.","taxTitle","Central Valley SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania","taxId",43901,"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},6333372,"Central Valley presents three‑year comprehensive plan focusing on grades 6–12 ELA, attendance and communication",1152,345000,1497000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2302949-db91705a4a9d28a7742517934e175aab&start=345&end=1497","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2302949-db91705a4a9d28a7742517934e175aab/thumbnail_345000.jpg","/articles/6333372/Pennsylvania/Central-Valley-presents-threeyear-comprehensive-plan-focusing-on-grades-612-ELA-attendance-and-communication","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6333372-d81b5d4269d7f1d1b4b5613c544d05a0/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146922&Signature=NyrRcT067vN2SD473ehJUM4ze2gPIX~Jm7Ka9K-Av05DKAxwE4HXlInp70wTZjC6aAojDLD8FEkn-JRG~AdYAKskT9Dg0ltrEutlh4lZMOw9euScndyKUAvCZbQgEyJ~IDhVwJIvijktHRb03gO-pCAtMLLfUvaVfEo0sXvFoIobcd3rY2zgei~HMozXPC2-kchffxc~Fj5hwuq3Zswg0CCzUPsbh-0BNm17NdcsZAo0wh3P8nKfDUh2IezCvF150MXwsNxBBnlpBu7AUVG8x5vtdq5v6z4MsftK-rJKcunVUO1Y18SUmGsy6YwFK7jB0-YlEEcY-L2VAgXnoluOeg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","District staff presented a draft three‑year comprehensive plan Monday night at the Central Valley Board of Education work session that centers academic programming on grades 6–12 English language arts, aims to raise regular attendance across the district and adds standardized communication protocols for families.

The plan, developed by a steering committee of administrators, teachers, parents, board representatives and community members, will be posted for a 28‑day review period and scheduled for a board vote in March. Staff said the packet will then be sent to the state for final sign‑off if approved by the board.

Staff described the plan’s structure and goals during a 40‑minute presentation. The academic focus shifts from earlier elementary initiatives to improving growth and proficiency in grades 6–12 ELA. Presenters said the measurable target is that “all student groups will exceed the statewide academic growth standard” by the plan’s target year three; staff outlined actions including curriculum alignment, revised lesson plans emphasizing higher‑order thinking, expanded honors expectations and a phased rollout to other departments after year one.

On school climate and supports, staff proposed two primary goals: raise regular attendance so all four buildings meet the state performance standard by the end of year three, and reduce disciplinary referrals districtwide by 10% from a baseline established at the end of the current school year. Proposed steps include reviewing attendance protocols and magistrate/truancy interventions where appropriate, closer monitoring of students enrolled in online options and a districtwide attendance incentive program. For climate, staff recommended continuing schoolwide positive behavior supports, expanded professional development focused on climate and quarterly community events to rebuild in‑person school traditions diminished during the pandemic.

The communication section calls for a uniform district communications guide, an updated district website, a semiannual district newsletter (potentially mailed) and parent technology nights to help families use platforms such as PowerSchool and Google Classroom. Staff said they will create Google Sites to display curriculum maps, assessment plans and the action‑step progress for public review.

Staff flagged routine statutory and program assurances that are part of the comprehensive planning cycle, including references to Chapter 4 (academic standards and assessment), Chapter 12 (student services and safety) and Act 48 (professional development) in the Pennsylvania School Code. The presentation noted the district’s use of assessments including the Pennsylvania Future Ready Index, NWEA MAP, CDTs and DIBELS as evidence sources for goal setting.

Board members thanked the steering committee and offered one request: a board member volunteered to assist with the proposed newsletter to increase board‑to‑community communication. Presenters said professional development days over the next three years will be aligned to the plan, with district leaders setting agendas for many in‑service sessions and departments setting content for content‑specific training.

The board did not vote on the comprehensive plan at the meeting; staff said the plan will be posted for review and returned to the board for action in March.","District staff presented a draft comprehensive plan covering academic programming, school climate and districtwide communication; the board will vote on the plan in March after a 28‑day public review period.","actionData","errors"]

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Central Valley agenda lists multiple approvals and personnel actions; superintendent appointment scheduled for board action

Central Valley presents three‑year comprehensive plan focusing on grades 6–12 ELA, attendance and communication