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District staff presented three options for Zoom and meeting access: continue the current platform with a different (smaller) license; move to a pro license with a reduced attendee and panelist capacity; or discontinue live public participation and provide recorded or view‑only access. Trustees emphasized balancing public access with administrative capacity and noted the stipend currently paid to the meeting facilitator (Tina) is scheduled to end at the close of the school year.

Several board members said they preferred continuing the current level of access while staff transitions the hosting and technical tasks to the director of technology. Trustees agreed to take the policy document home, send suggested edits by email, and vote on a final option at the July 7 meeting. Board members emphasized the need for clear parameters, including the president’s role in approving remote participation when required. Staff told the board the change to a pro license would remove the automatic meeting link distribution and require staff to send links and manage a Zoom waiting/holding room; meeting recordings would remain accessible via the district website.

Discussion points

- Three options were presented for remote access; trustees asked for time to review parameters and proposed policy language.
- The stipend for the current Zoom facilitator ends at the end of the school year; the director of technology would assume hosting responsibilities under the preferred option.
- Trustees agreed to put the decision on the July 7 agenda and expected a short vote at that meeting.

Next steps

- Staff will circulate the policy/options document for trustee review and collect suggested edits by email ahead of the July 7 meeting.
- The board will vote on the remote-access option (one of the three presented) at the July 7 meeting; until then, the district will continue the current access approach.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","West York Area School District Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","Trustees discussed three options for Zoom/webcast access to board meetings and agreed to continue the current approach while placing a formal policy decision on the July 7 agenda; staff and the director of technology will handle transition details.","taxTitle","West York Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania","taxId",40053,"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},6192190,"West York superintendent recognizes retirees, notes middle‑school principal resignation; district introduces new NJROTC instructor and third‑grade teacher",213,110000,323000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=4126800-75bc4f7e178d477c039374933d9f014e&start=110&end=323","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/4126800-75bc4f7e178d477c039374933d9f014e/thumbnail_110000.jpg","/articles/6192190/Pennsylvania/West-York-superintendent-recognizes-retirees-notes-middleschool-principal-resignation-district-introduces-new-NJROTC-instructor-and-thirdgrade-teacher","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6192190-b43c0df8dcdc3fc4087ecc7e4a485425/orig.mp4?Expires=1771183219&Signature=O0Tu-ZRjylP-eTvIJ3DObpsQ7u1EvA21qI07uoJknoQ30ISfd6xXb4~Cn-zs2kSPWSJncPwiYLAWZDi7AmycbXgRPtw6AB1MRODefGjP3CjHdPJ3qw7JEDJ3gkUt0AuTvlT1dEJ-4cLQcg5Gsdk6PsJqFSx53C4H1tXz8ioTMzpic43n~4VnjFq3Mx7zUsCmFH-xODwdZqYawzxNHVFVIGv7rQALkPL3OR5MYR3K24sVYQOkuoLqSlN7~phvJD6K56YQf5WoUEhWCr1uRt7qJOEmS2zXG8ZL9txJ7r2bKx9~7SWN1XezijQsNk0~E2zLV7GeM0AxqbVEpwOB2-e0uw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Superintendent Jane told the West York Area School District board the district is saying goodbye to a group of long‑tenured employees and acknowledged the resignation of Anthony Campbell as middle‑school principal.

The departures announced included classroom teachers, aides and support staff with service ranging from seven to 35 years. Superintendent Jane named the following retirees: Mrs. Carl (21 years, high‑school social studies and gifted program), Miss Gano (23 years, high‑school social studies), Linda Green (27 years, health‑room assistant at Tremor), Cindy Rose (7 years, middle school health room), Scott Rakowski (11 years, district director of food services), Dash (35 years, food‑service staff), Kathy Strathmeyer (15 years, high‑school business teacher) and Marsha Bopple (23 years, district aide, latterly at Wallace Elementary). The superintendent offered the district’s thanks and best wishes to each retiree.

Superintendent Jane also told trustees that the board accepted Anthony Campbell’s resignation as middle‑school principal at a June 3 ad‑hoc meeting. The superintendent summarized Campbell’s service: Campbell graduated from West York in 2003, returned in 2007 to teach social studies at the middle school, later became assistant principal and began serving as building principal in 2018 for seven years. The superintendent said Campbell will remain part of the community as a resident and parent; no successor was named during the meeting.

The board was also introduced to two new staff members. Ryan Anderson, introduced as a retired U.S. Navy captain, was presented as the district’s new NJROTC instructor; the superintendent said Anderson has more than 25 years of service in the Navy Supply Corps and holds graduate degrees in business administration, national security and defense acquisition. Sadie McCullough was introduced as the newest Lincoln Way third‑grade teacher; the superintendent said McCullough is a 2021 West York graduate and a 2025 Millersville University graduate in early‑childhood education with a minor in integrated STEM methods.

Discussion points and next steps

- The board publicly thanked retirees and wished them well; no personnel actions to fill the listed retirements were taken in the meeting record shown.
- The board previously accepted Anthony Campbell’s resignation at an ad‑hoc meeting (June 3); the transcript does not record a named replacement or an interim assignment.
- New hires were introduced to the board; onboarding and program development (NJROTC recognition efforts) were noted by staff but no formal vote on those hires appears in the transcript excerpt.

The superintendent closed the personnel portion of the meeting by expressing appreciation for the departing staff and welcoming new employees to the district.","The superintendent announced multiple retirements and accepted the resignation of Anthony Campbell as middle‑school principal; the board heard introductions of Captain Ryan Anderson as NJROTC instructor and Sadie McCullough as a new Lincoln Way third‑grade teacher.",{"_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},6192195,"West York board approves playground and booster-pump contract, ties on elevator controls vote",1235,403000,1638000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=4126800-75bc4f7e178d477c039374933d9f014e&start=403&end=1638","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/4126800-75bc4f7e178d477c039374933d9f014e/thumbnail_403000.jpg","/articles/6192195/Pennsylvania/West-York-board-approves-playground-and-booster-pump-contract-ties-on-elevator-controls-vote","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6192195-6af24b6d63c3125d4d0b5a8eb98718c8/orig.mp4?Expires=1771183219&Signature=XyysUxikpXJGmG42sjsIQcVKIZKiOA9EC7zjYutqPLXySI4cV71Xeg-424FMWKBXD4zenWUGl-xdvhdsvCwXZSJ3uFytw9WO9AHyH3PcHl3HHrRiRldBJPE0ObLLC6ObXAbzOrHkCpQV0mBkxvrG0UiDvw71dos~kNegT3FzhXSQZS0yo38kiEX3FqH0ALWwkauWI~4M3puU~XEG4MumkUrFqehTtJ0KpNPA~bsEgPv9vWKnu35o8OjTWTtKHsoN~Mw0240H05sf8ZUW4SgeUGty8U5WeC9lqimWi22lsONHz7O9J6zgxte4ToMmtM1Ort1kyM6MQU7Tg3nHs2~YQg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The West York Area School District board on a split set of votes approved the Lincoln Way playground replacement and a capital-improvement contract tied to booster pumps, but failed to approve an immediate upgrade to high-school elevator controls after a 4-4 tie.

Board members said the decisions matter because two of the three items — the playground resurfacing and water booster pumps — affect student access and daily operations, and all three were flagged in the district’s recent insurance risk assessment.

The board approved action item E9, the Lincoln Way playground replacement, by roll call; the motion carried. Trustees also approved action item E4 — related to water booster pumps and other capital improvements — after a motion specifying a maximum price (the motion referenced $53,890 as the not-to-exceed amount). The district reported one vendor quote from McClure for Lincoln Way at $53,712; board members said additional quotes are pending. The district’s staff advised that booster pumps have an expected 8-to-12-week lead time for delivery, and the pumps are intended to raise water pressure to the second floor to support sprinkler operation and toilet flushing at Wallace and Lincoln Way.

The elevator-controls upgrade for the high school (action item E7) failed on a 4-4 vote. Board members who opposed immediate approval said they wanted a facilities meeting first to set priorities and examine the capital-reserve impact; supporters argued the elevator’s aging relay-logic controls pose an operational and access risk if they fail. Trustees agreed to reintroduce the elevator item at an August facilities meeting if needed.

Several trustees emphasized the need for a facilities meeting before the start of the school year to create a prioritized plan for the capital reserve. One trustee noted the district had a five-year facilities discussion in January and said the board typically revisits that plan in early fall; others requested an August meeting to reconcile pending field projects and capital-reserve commitments. District staff said the playground could be completed over the summer, while the booster pumps would likely be installed later because of lead time.

Discussion points

- The booster pumps were described as “critical” to raise water pressure to the second floor to support sprinklers and toilets (staff reported an 8–12 week lead time for delivery).
- The elevator controls use older relay logic; if the controls fail, access to second-floor PE rooms and locker rooms could be limited.
- The Lincoln Way playground replacement was considered feasible to complete before school resumes and was approved.
- Board members repeatedly requested a facilities meeting to prioritize projects and to review the capital-reserve balance before approving multiple large expenditures.

Decisions and next steps

- Action item E4 (booster-pump/capital-improvement work) was approved with the price cap stated during the motion (board-recorded not-to-exceed figure: $53,890) and vendor quotes were to be collected and compared.
- Action item E7 (high-school elevator controls) failed on a 4–4 vote and will be revisited at a facilities meeting.
- Action item E9 (Lincoln Way playground replacement) was approved and scheduled to move forward for summer work where feasible.
- Trustees agreed to schedule a facilities meeting in August to prioritize capital-reserve spending and potentially bring the elevator item back for vote.

Funding and quotes

- District staff said McClure provided a Lincoln Way quote of $53,712 for the booster-pump scope; the board discussed other quotes but asked for full equipment specifications before finalizing purchases.
- Trustees asked staff to confirm specific pump sizing, vendor specifications, and how each expenditure would affect the capital reserve before committing further funds.

The board’s decision leaves the playground replacement moving ahead, the booster-pump work approved within a stated price cap and pending final vendor details, and the elevator-controls upgrade to be reconsidered after additional review at a facilities meeting.","The West York Area School District board approved funding for a playground resurfacing project and a capital-improvements contract for booster pumps while an upgrade to high-school elevator controls failed on a 4-4 tie; trustees agreed to hold a facilities meeting in August to prioritize capital-reserve spending.","actionData","errors"]

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