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Saucon Valley School District board approves routine personnel, facilities and finance items; theater contracts, expulsion waiver and MOU among motions

5889976 · September 12, 2025
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Summary

At its meeting the Saucon Valley School District Board approved a series of routine personnel, facilities and finance items, including an expulsion waiver agreement, a memorandum of understanding with St. Luke's, a set of personnel hires and theater production contracts. Most motions were approved without recorded opposition.

Saucon Valley School District Board members approved a package of routine personnel, facilities and finance items during their regular meeting, adopting measures that included an expulsion-waiver agreement, a memorandum of understanding with St. Luke’s, multiple staffing approvals and several theater-related contracts.

Board members said the items were noncontroversial and moved together after being read into the record. The motions passed after voice votes with no recorded opposition.

The board approved two items read from the education packet: an expulsion-waiver agreement and a memorandum of understanding with St. Luke’s. The board then approved six personnel items covering 2025–26 day-to-day substitutes, bus drivers, a full-time floating custodian, homebound instructors, an affiliation agreement and a resignation.

In facilities, the board approved the 2025–26 bus routes and driver assignments as a single item. In finance, members approved five items grouped together: high school theater production (the board was told the high school show is Finding Nemo and that contract dates are pending), a grades 3–5 theater production, a CIU 20 special education contract, funding related to the Saucon Valley Foundation for Educational Innovation, and a Harlem Wizards item. During discussion, a board member requested more detail on the high school production contract and was told the theater director retains discretion to announce dates and that contracts are being processed for payment.

The board also approved a motion to submit its PSBA (Pennsylvania School Boards Association) ballots as represented by the ballots given to the board secretary; members authorized the secretary to submit the ballots as the board’s official vote.

Votes were taken by voice. For most motions the transcript records only “So moved,” “Second,” and the chair’s call for aye/oppose; the board recorded no opposing votes in the meeting record.

Votes at a glance: - Motion to approve agenda — approved (voice vote) - Motion to approve minutes from 08/26/2025 — approved (voice vote) - Motion to approve presentation of the bills — approved (voice vote) - Expulsion waiver agreement (education packet item) — approved (voice vote) - St. Luke’s memorandum of understanding (education packet item) — approved (voice vote) - Personnel items 1–6 (2025–26 substitutes, bus drivers, full-time floating custodian, homebound instructors, affiliation agreement, resignation) — approved (voice vote) - Facilities item 1 (2025–26 bus routes and drivers) — approved (voice vote) - Finance items 1–5 (high school theater production — Finding Nemo, grades 3–5 production, CIU 20 special education contract, Saucon Valley Foundation items, Harlem Wizards) — approved (voice vote) - Motion that ballots submitted to the secretary represent the board’s positions on PSBA officer/committee elections — approved (voice vote)

The board's finance committee meeting was noted as scheduled for the next day; the board also announced upcoming full board meetings on Sept. 23 and Oct. 14 at 7 p.m.

Ending — The motions approved at tonight’s meeting were routine operational and contractual items the board said were either previously discussed in committee or require standard administrative follow-up. Where members asked for additional detail — notably about the high school theater contract dates and specifics — staff indicated contracts are being finalized and dates will be provided when cleared by the theater director.