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Why it matters: The board packet included a request that the district declare two parcels (tax parcel numbers 36002051300 and 360020204000) \"unused and unnecessary\" and approve the sale of those properties to the Bur of Minaka, subject to final solicitor review and authorization for district officials to sign transaction documents. The packet also included a separate sales agreement between ABC Transportation and Fry Transportation that staff indicated the board would be asked to approve.

A staff member reading the agenda summarized the proposed motions: to approve a sales agreement between ABC Transportation and Fry Transportation; to adopt a resolution declaring the two tax parcels unused and unnecessary; and to approve an agreement of sale between Central Valley School District and the Bur of Minaka for those parcels \"subject to the final review and approval of the solicitor and authorize the proper school district officials to sign the agreement of sale and take all action necessary and sign all required documents to complete the transfer of the properties to the Bur of Minaka,\" as read into the record.

The same agenda-reading staff member also read a draft resolution to \"adopt a resolution, winning Pam Sibien as a school board secretary according to the requirements of section 404 of the public school code effective immediately for the term of 4 years.\" The transcript uses the phrasing shown here; the staff member cited \"section 404 of the public school code\" as the authority for the secretary appointment.

The transcript records the presentation of these proposed items by staff but does not show any subsequent motions, discussion, or votes on them during the workshop session.

What happens next: The items were presented for board consideration; any final actions (motions, votes, or solicitor review outcomes) were not recorded in the meeting transcript provided.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","CVSD May 14, 2025, School Board Work Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","At its May 14 workshop, the Central Valley School Board reviewed agenda items proposing the disposition of two tax parcels (36002051300 and 360020204000) and a proposed appointment of Pam Sibien as school board secretary under Section 404 of the public school code.","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},6240418,"Central Valley board reviews proposed $47.2 million budget, notes 0.51 tax increase",615,163000,778000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3319688-f59993c838a5b830b8ad072a341460ae&start=163&end=778","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3319688-f59993c838a5b830b8ad072a341460ae/thumbnail_163000.jpg","/articles/6240418/Pennsylvania/Central-Valley-board-reviews-proposed-472-million-budget-notes-051-tax-increase","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6240418-5b6b244a1277e1532cf41b4bc4b06674/orig.mp4?Expires=1771195720&Signature=MfWoTLANW3ckN6Jpk5vgOG4-GIp5Dok-Al35A0S9NSSj8GoWMQphh8OELmKi3TKo09wPW2iMFVeMeNZa943YKnhlJfEWEyL7iiUlUMy5TwI3CwiGRpxfz-HznEx4-TzyZWnShAp50PGXq72svo0WFxvz3sP-P2562sxIl-jHPdgwP9PzwaA54z10bj~2W70ZOoyPmvL60JijY7qSzEpvO~kj1ofLm9gxaxuitwn7~0B-DYSOaU5vwgMzl1~-2j3YAt6MO7elCOQL-6cB5cVip3c3WmdviMDJMJVmERzRwDdpN~XGH6bY~3GaRKrxReS9usPcgI6gNRpGJLfwIGcPPQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Central Valley School Board on May 14 reviewed a preliminary proposed final general budget for the 2025–26 school year showing $46,621,225 in revenues and $47,176,676 in expenditures, and staff said the proposal \"reflects a 0.51 tax increase.\" The budget and related finance items were presented during the board's workshop meeting; no final vote on the budget was recorded in the transcript of the session.

Why it matters: The district's proposed spending exceeds expected revenues in the draft budget presented to the board, and school officials said the budget includes a tax-rate increase. Under the school code cited by staff, final adoption occurs after a 30-day period following tentative adoption and the budget must be made available for public review before final adoption.

At the meeting, Mr. O'Neil, staff member, introduced the pay-bills report and listed three April 2025 payment confirmations submitted for board approval: the general fund payments totaling $1,928,283.98, cafeteria fund payments of $79,367.24, and construction fund payments of $0. The board packet also included the April 2025 Berkheimer report, which staff presented for consideration but for which the transcript shows no recorded board vote.

Mr. Ambrose, staff member, presented additional finance items later in the meeting, including requests to exonerate several property owners from collection of unpaid 2024 real-estate taxes (the transcript lists three exoneration requests with the amounts and penalties shown in the board materials) and health- and benefits-related renewals. Ambrose told the board the Highmark health-insurance renewal for 2025–26 reflects a 16% increase in monthly premiums. He also presented two-year renewals for vision insurance through Vision Benefits of America (rates shown as no increase, including $6.35 monthly for employee-only coverage) and Guardian Dental (two-year renewal with listed monthly rates and no increase).

Ambrose presented the tentative adoption of the preliminary/proposed final general budget for 2025–26 and read the revenue and expenditure totals referenced above. The transcript does not record a motion or vote on final adoption of the budget at this meeting.

Other finance items presented included employee benefit-rate tables and related renewal paperwork. Staff noted the statutory review and public-notice steps that must occur before a final budget is adopted, as cited in the board materials as \"School code mandates final adoption of this budget after 30 days following tentative adoption and the budget to be available for public review of 20 days prior to final adoption.\" The transcript does not identify any formal motions or votes on the budget or renewals during the workshop session.

What happens next: The board must follow the public-notice and review timeline described in the materials before a final vote. Questions or requests for additional detail by board members that would affect final adoption were not recorded in the transcript excerpt.

Sources: Finance and budget items as read into the record by Mr. O'Neil and Mr. Ambrose during the Central Valley School Board workshop on May 14, 2025.","The Central Valley School Board on May 14 reviewed a preliminary proposed final general budget for the 2025–26 school year showing $46,621,225 in revenues and $47,176,676 in expenditures, and staff said the proposal \"reflects a 0.51 tax increase.\"",{"_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},6240411,"Board reviews personnel actions, extended‑year staffing, graduation list and athletics contracts",303,436000,133000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3319688-f59993c838a5b830b8ad072a341460ae&start=436&end=133","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3319688-f59993c838a5b830b8ad072a341460ae/thumbnail_436000.jpg","/articles/6240411/Pennsylvania/Board-reviews-personnel-actions-extendedyear-staffing-graduation-list-and-athletics-contracts","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6240411-f649a192710a0cb2d9f3c6e0d9dab886/orig.mp4?Expires=1771195720&Signature=MgM148o9fLlAjgPAPDV9yo5kmPGkc25BEMGxivRm-w0Sot1qlr1vpGl99cQzg9pEOTxBZHfKymWB8aKUPPzIkzrzTzevbQIi~-lyrpzY1uDQC1gimizM5Rz6D~ZSiee7vS55Ve3fBLl0z9HokZltRgBbjqihA8MlpEj6FJjcqf-UdH4Z42Q91blUnkkfh5o840YIJ3gn32QI3HXkBeJup-s0giX99ANFNKJjvDDJKwg-Y540du2By3LdR-0NNNTFZpIK0V7k0W6vRMAEi72KGU3EQPjHP-dSWMQ7dp9wF2jejpTvm5p0xcOYdaOeC4~lPhfVfvhI9PfxsZrq9Z~Ojg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Central Valley School Board staff presented a bundle of personnel, education and operations items at the board's May 14 workshop, including approvals for extended-school-year staff, paraprofessional assignments tied to student IEPs, a pending full-time custodial hire, multiple resignations, and athletics- and emergency-transport contracts.

Why it matters: Personnel and operational approvals affect staffing for summer and the coming school year, services for students with individualized education programs, and athletics support and emergencies. Several items were introduced for board consideration; the transcript records presentation but does not show recorded votes on these items during the workshop.

Personnel and special‑education support: Mr. O'Neil, staff member, read several personnel requests. The board packet sought approval of additions to the 2024–25 list of ABC/Fry drivers and aides pending receipt and acceptance of clearances; approval of staff for the extended‑school‑year program pending clearances (Jessica Fosnott, Julie Church, Caitlin Cottrell, Melissa Law, Allison Eady, Jennifer Herrick and Jennifer Lupinacci); and approval of paraprofessionals to provide extended‑year school‑year support services as per students' IEPs from July 7 to July 17, 2025 (Joe Smith, Sue Davis, Shianna Buckler and Mary Class). O'Neil also read a personnel item to approve Ryan Cortis as a full‑time second‑shift flex custodian \"pending receipt review and acceptance of all clearances effective 04/21/2025.\" The transcript lists multiple resignations presented for board acknowledgment, including Caitlin Bickerstaff (building monitor, effective 05/31/2025), Diane Cooper (cafeteria general worker, effective 10/31/2025), Haley Mitchell (paraprofessional, effective 05/31/2025), Tracy Friend (registered nurse, effective June 30) and others; several items were contingent on receipt of required background clearances.

Education program items: A staff presenter identified as Mil Castro, staff member, asked the board to approve release time for staff development, to approve the 2025 Central Valley High School graduation list (the presenter said the final list would be attached and provided next week), and to approve updates to the high‑school program of studies for 2025–26. The transcript includes routine school reports from building leaders noting end‑of‑year testing, ceremonies and student activities; those reports were informational and no formal board action on them was recorded at the workshop.

Athletics and emergency transport: Mr. Ross, board member, read athletics items asking the board to approve summer conditioning programs beginning June 2 and running through Aug. 8, 2025, at a stipend of $10 per hour not to exceed 60 total hours per staff member; to approve Medic Rescue to provide emergency medical transportation for the district at an annual fee of $3,600 for the 2025–26 school year; and to approve adjusted coach salaries/stipends for the 2024–25 softball season. The transcript shows these items were presented for approval; no vote on them was recorded in the excerpt provided.

Context: The board also held an executive session immediately prior to the workshop \"to discuss personnel, contract negotiations, and to receive information,\" a staff member said in the public record; personnel items presented at the workshop were consistent with matters commonly discussed in executive session. Several personnel approvals were explicitly conditioned on receipt and acceptance of required background clearances, as noted in the board materials read into the record.

Next steps: The presented personnel and operations items will return to the board for formal action when appropriate; the transcript records presentation and informational reports but no final votes during the May 14 workshop.","Central Valley School Board staff presented a bundle of personnel, education and operations items at the May 14 workshop, including approvals for extended‑school‑year staff, paraprofessionals assigned to IEPs, a pending full‑time custodian hire, multiple resignations, and athletics and emergency‑transport contracts.","actionData","errors"]

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Board packet includes proposed sale of two tax parcels, declaration of parcels as unused, and appointment under Section 404

Central Valley board reviews proposed $47.2 million budget, notes 0.51 tax increase

Board reviews personnel actions, extended‑year staffing, graduation list and athletics contracts