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Board approves minutes and consent agenda; Peebles principal appointment included

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Summary

The North Allegheny School Board approved minutes for April meetings and a consent agenda that included the appointment of the new Peebles Elementary principal; the record shows several abstentions on supplemental and accounts-payable items.

At its May 21 meeting the North Allegheny School Board voted to approve minutes from April meetings and passed the consent agenda, which included the appointment of a new principal for Peebles Elementary.

Miss Hardy moved approval of the minutes for the April 9 and April 23 meetings; an unnamed board member seconded and the motion “passes unanimously,” according to the meeting record. Doctor Simcoviak confirmed remote participation before votes were taken.

The board then moved the consent agenda. Multiple board members announced abstentions on specific items before the vote: Mrs. Blackburn said she would abstain from item 21; another board member announced abstentions on supplemental items and the accounts-payable list. The meeting record states that the consent vote closed with all items passed and “the 4 noted abstentions.” The consent agenda included two newly added items from the May 7 meeting: boardroom audio-visual technology and the appointment of the Peebles Elementary principal. The newly appointed principal, Mrs. Gass, addressed the board and said she was “incredibly honored and excited to accept the position of principal at Peebles Elementary School.”

No roll-call vote tallies by member were recorded in the public minutes for these motions; the board announced passage and noted abstentions where recorded. No other formal motions or ordinance votes were taken at the meeting.