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Lewisburg Area SD board approves PSBA officer slate; marching band trip set for later approval

5890944 · September 26, 2025
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Summary

The Lewisburg Area SD board approved the PSBA officers slate by voice vote, noted a marching band travel request for May and heard a brief CSIU update; the meeting followed an executive session and was described as uneventful.

The Lewisburg Area School District board approved a slate of officers for the Pennsylvania School Boards Association (PSBA) by voice vote and covered several routine items at its meeting.

The meeting opened with the chair asking for a motion to approve the PSBA slate. A motion and a second were recorded and the board approved the slate by voice. “All in favor, say aye,” the chair said; several members responded “Aye.”

Board members also heard information about a proposed marching band trip to West Virginia in May. Staff described the item as an application for the trip; the request was presented as informational and scheduled for formal approval at the next meeting.

The board received a brief update from a member who attended a CSIU meeting. That member noted a presentation by Lewisburg senior Julia Monaco on her participation in the Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Sciences at Carnegie Mellon and said CSIU is promoting a virtual World United Against Bullying day of action on Oct. 6. The assistant superintendent offered a short report that the school year is going well.

The meeting began with a roughly 32–33 minute executive session to discuss personnel issues with legal matters; the transcript records that Dr. Kablonski was excused from the meeting. The board adjourned after a short meeting characterized in the transcript as “uneventful.”

A motion to adjourn was moved and seconded and the meeting ended on a voice vote of "Aye," with no opposed voices recorded in the transcript.