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Pleasant Valley board approves routine consent items; public raises questions about procurement, training costs and superintendent pay
Summary
At its Aug. 28 meeting the Pleasant Valley School District board approved routine finance, human‑resources and operations items. Public commenters asked for more transparency about procurement‑card charges, training contracts with NWEA and an administrator's raise; staff answered enrollment and air‑quality questions.
The Pleasant Valley School District Board of Education on Aug. 28 approved a slate of routine consent and informational items and heard public questions about procurement‑card spending, additional training invoices for NWEA, a superintendent pay increase and air‑quality testing.
Board action: the board approved multiple consent agenda items, including minutes from the prior meeting and the treasurer’s report (items 4a–4f), human‑resources and curriculum items, operations and business management items listed on the agenda. Several motions were approved by voice vote throughout the evening.
Questions from the public and staff responses: The board received several written questions from residents in Chestnut Hill Township. The district said it will publish an enrollment report in September that shows how many students are enrolled in outside cyber charter schools once counts stabilize after Labor Day. The district provided per‑student cost figures it…
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