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Board approves practical nursing affiliation agreements, program policies and personnel adjustment
Summary
Mifflin County SD board moved to approve affiliation agreements for the Practical Nursing program, multiple MCAS program policies, an update to student-boundary policy for the Bethel County Academy of Science and Technology, occupational advisory committee membership and a personnel salary-scale adjustment for Michelle Wagner.
The Mifflin County SD board approved affiliation agreements for the Practical Nursing program with Medical County School District and Greenwood School District, adopted a set of practical-nursing policies for the MCAS program, approved an update to adult–student boundary policies for the Bethel County Academy of Science and Technology, recorded Occupational Advisory Committee membership and approved a personnel salary-scale adjustment for Michelle Wagner.
These actions matter because they set formal program partnerships that shape clinical training for nursing students, update internal program policies and finalize a staff salary adjustment that becomes effective with prorated pay. Several items were grouped under board action and approved by roll call during the meeting.
Board members moved and seconded the motions as part of the board-action segment. The board approved the affiliation agreement between the Practical Nursing program and Medical County School District; the motion carried on roll call with members recorded as voting yes. The board next approved the affiliation agreement between the Practical Nursing program and Greenwood School District; that motion also passed on roll call with members recorded as voting yes.
The board then voted to adopt multiple policies for the MCAS Practical Nursing program: Policy 1,004 (Faculty orientation program and associated simulation assistant orientation materials and checklists), Policy 1,005 (Instructional methods), Policy 1,006 (Faculty meetings), Policy 1,007 (Summary of faculty activities and teaching caseload), Policy 1,008 (Rules and regulations), and Policy 1,009 (Functions). The motions were moved, seconded and approved by roll call.
Separately, the board approved a policy update for the Bethel County Academy of Science and Technology concerning maintaining professional adult–student boundaries (policy 824) and recorded approval of the Occupational Advisory Committee membership list.
On personnel, the board approved placing Michelle Wagner on Step 3, vocational 2 certification, with a salary of $56,100 to be prorated effective September 2025. The board recorded congratulations to Wagner during the personnel motion.
The treasurer’s report and bills for September 2025 were presented and approved by roll call earlier in the meeting, with the board recording support for the September bills and the treasurer’s report as presented.
All of the approvals were recorded by roll call with board members answering in the affirmative during the votes listed on the meeting record. No defeated motions were recorded in the meeting segments provided.
