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Board approves routine items including MOU with Johnson College for middle-school STEM program
Summary
At its Feb. 19 meeting the Abington Heights School Board approved the treasurer’s report, minutes, personnel items, tuition reimbursement, volunteer list and a memorandum of understanding with Johnson College for an after-school STEM program; all votes were unanimous (9–0).
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The Abington Heights School Board took several unanimous votes at its Wednesday, Feb. 19 meeting. Roll-call tallies recorded each motion as approved 9–0.
Key actions approved (motions as read at the meeting):
- Approve the agenda for the Feb. 19 meeting — outcome: approved, roll call 9–0. - Approve the minutes for the Jan. 22 and Feb. 5 meetings — outcome: approved, roll call 9–0. - Approve the treasurer’s report (cash-balance summary presented at the meeting) — outcome: approved, roll call 9–0. Treasurer Missus Karam reported beginning cash of $32,097,729.99, total monthly revenues of $1,373,000.12 and net disbursements of $4,542,592.97, leaving an available cash balance of $28,928,168.14. - Approve the February 2025 tuition reimbursement report — outcome: approved, roll call 9–0. - Approve the personnel report as presented — outcome: approved, roll call 9–0. - Approve the February 2025 volunteer list — outcome: approved, roll call 9–0. - Approve a memorandum of understanding between Abington Heights School District and Johnson College for an after-school STEM program for middle-school students — outcome: approved, roll call 9–0.
Motions were presented and seconded at the meeting; movers and seconders were stated as "So moved" and "Second" without attribution to specific board members in the record. No votes against or abstentions were recorded in the roll-call tallies provided in the meeting transcript.
Board members did not attach additional conditions to the Johnson College MOU in the meeting discussion; staff will handle implementation details as appropriate.
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