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Abington Heights board approves routine financial, personnel and partnership items unanimously
Summary
At the March 19 meeting the Abington Heights School District board unanimously approved the agenda, minutes, treasurer's report, personnel actions, volunteer list, student activity account and multiple partnership agreements and job descriptions. All recorded roll-call votes were 8‑0.
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The Abington Heights School District board on March 19 approved a slate of routine business, personnel and partnership items in unanimous votes.
The board approved the meeting agenda and minutes for Feb. 19 and March 5. The treasurer's report showed a beginning cash balance of $28,928,160.14, monthly revenues of approximately $3,361,144.20 and net disbursements of $5,964,260.25 for an available cash balance of $26,325,052.09; the board approved the treasurer's report by roll call, 8‑0.
Other board actions approved by recorded roll call (all 8‑0 unless noted) included:
- Personnel report as presented. - March 2025 volunteer list. - Establishment of a student activity account for the Mini‑THON. - Extension of the University of Scranton affiliation agreement to place students for field experiences through Dec. 15, 2027. - A rental agreement with Clarks Summit University. - Agreements with the Scranton School District for the AEDY program placement for student 46A and for center‑based emotional support for student 47A. - Adoption of special education policies through the intermediate unit (NEIU) as presented. - Approval of two new Abington Heights job descriptions: Human Resources Generalist and Executive Administrative Assistant for Human Resources.
Each item was moved and seconded during the meeting; roll‑call votes were taken and recorded. No item was defeated or tabled during the meeting.
The board adjourned following the approvals.

