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Board approves personnel actions, bills and supplemental appointments; minutes and treasurer’s report accepted
Summary
At the meeting the board approved minutes, the treasurer’s report, general-fund bills, a stipulated expulsion, multiple personnel appointments and resignations, and supplemental coaching and extracurricular appointments. Roll-call approvals were recorded for major financial votes.
The Greater Johnstown School District Board of Directors approved several routine and personnel items during the meeting, including minutes, the treasurer’s report, general-fund bills and a stipulated expulsion agreement.
Key votes and formal actions the board approved (motions and recorded outcomes as shown in the meeting):
- Approval of minutes for the Jan. 14, 2025 meeting — motion and vote passed.
- Approval of general-fund bills for December 2024 in the amount of $4,302,431.18 — roll call recorded multiple "Yes" votes and the motion passed. The recorded roll call included “Mister Allen? Yes. Mister Belsky? Yes. Mister Davy? Yes. Mister Jordan? Yes. Missus Murray? Yes. Mister Pence? Yes. ... Miss Foggy? Yes.”
- Treasurer’s report update for December 2024 — motion passed.
- Standing-committee resolutions (identified in the agenda as AS28-25 and AS33-25) — motions passed.
- Stipulated expulsion agreement E92-25 (identified in the meeting as a stipulated expulsion involving a Grade 10 student at Johnson High School) — motion to approve the stipulated expulsion was made and passed.
- Acceptance of resignation effective Jan. 31, 2025, for a secretary position at Johnson Middle School (agenda references resignation items PN19625/IAN19625 or similar identifiers). The administration was authorized to post and advertise the vacancy — motion passed.
- Multiple supplemental and extracurricular appointments (coaching and junior-high/elementary positions) were approved as listed on the agenda (examples cited in the meeting: junior-high track assistant coaches, varsity football assistant coaches and teachers appointed as long‑term substitutes). Motions and seconds were recorded and votes passed.
- Appointment of Christine Stifler to the position of secretary at Johnson Elementary School — motion passed.
Ending: The board approved the listed agenda items by majority/roll-call as recorded; the minutes capture motions, seconds and “all in favor” results for each motion.
