Northern Lebanon School District board unanimously approves minutes, HR, finance and instructional items
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Summary
At its September meeting the board approved minutes, personnel changes including a tenure recommendation, student activity and cash disbursement reports, and instructional items including textbooks and an annual agreement for student slots.
The Northern Lebanon School District Board of Directors voted unanimously at its September meeting to approve routine minutes, a batch of human-resources actions, two finance items and several instructional approvals, board members said.
The board approved the August committee and regular meeting minutes (item 6.2) on a motion by Director Murray, seconded by Director Moyer. President Nam announced votes would be recorded as a unanimous roll call unless a member stated opposition; the board recorded the motion as carried unanimously.
On the consent agenda (items 8.1 through 8.7), the board approved a slate of personnel actions. Highlights included the redesignation of Colin Stickler from day-to-day substitute to building support substitute and the move of Betsy Bridal from group 1 to group 2 as a paraprofessional specialist. The board granted tenure to Jensson Gibson after the district certified she fulfilled tenure requirements. The mentor list was approved, including a classified mentor pairing of Lisa Pillsbury mentoring Chelsea Carpenter. The board also approved updated substitute and coaches lists, and retroactively approved a position filled by a board member's daughter (hired between meetings). Director England moved the consent-agenda motion and Director Bellau seconded it; the motion carried unanimously.
Finance items (9.1 student activity account report and 9.2 cash disbursements) were approved on a motion by Director Murray, seconded by Director Krysler. District staff reported that a timing difference related to the Labor Day holiday delayed some local real-estate tax receipts but that those funds have since been received; the finance report said the district had received about $14,000,000 and that revenues were back on track.
Instructional items (10.1 through 10.4) were approved unanimously on a motion by Director Murray, seconded by Director England. The board approved purchase of instrumental music textbooks (levels 2 and 3), a student agreement, the annual agreement with Yellow Breeches for student slots (staff said the district is nearing the end of free slots under the current arrangement), and overnight wrestling trips for the season.
Board members made no policy or facilities votes at this meeting. Public comment was not offered during the allotted comment period. The meeting concluded with an adjournment motion approved unanimously.
