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Coatesville Area School Board approves routine motions, personnel resolutions and a demolition settlement

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Summary

At its Feb. 25 meeting the Coatesville Area School District board approved the minutes, a consent agenda of routine items, a settlement with Flynn Wrecking Inc. and several personnel-related resolutions including petitions related to school police officers and a confidential student settlement.

The Coatesville Area School District Board of School Directors on Feb. 25 approved a slate of routine motions and several personnel- and operations-related items, including a $99,009 settlement with Flynn Wrecking Inc.

Board members voted unanimously to approve the minutes of the Jan. 28, 2025, board meeting and to adopt the consent agenda after several items were pulled for separate votes.

The board approved routine finance and human-resources items presented as part of the consent agenda, accepted the finance committee's "pay as filed" listing, and approved the recommended human-resources hires and personnel actions on the agenda. The board also approved a confidential release and settlement agreement for a student identified in the meeting as student ID 1018753.

Under operations, the board approved a settlement agreement with Flynn Wrecking Inc. for the South Brandywine demolition project for a total contract cost of $99,009 as presented.

The board voted to authorize petitioning the Court of Common Pleas to recognize specified individuals as school police officers and to authorize them to carry firearms in the course of their duties, as documented in the meeting record; board members asked clarifying questions about whether the vote was authorization to carry a firearm or a separate hiring step and were told the petition seeks the court recognition that enables officers to carry firearms while performing their duties.

All motions called during the meeting were recorded as "motion approved" in the transcript after roll-call votes. Individual roll-call responses listed in the meeting record included: Beth Brindle, Liz Muirhead, Robin Seagreeves, Shauna Maxwell, Holly (name variant in record), Steve Wilson and Donna Roland voting yes on multiple motions.

Votes recorded in the public transcript - Approval of Jan. 28, 2025 minutes: approved (roll-call recorded as Yes votes by listed board members). - Adoption of consent agenda (with items removed for separate action): approved. - Finance committee pay-as-filed list: approved. - Personnel/human-resources items included on the consent agenda: approved. - Resolution/petition to Court of Common Pleas to recognize specified school police officers (personnel names not specified in the motion text shown on the agenda): approved after clarifying the vote was for court authorization for officers to carry firearms in duty. - Flynn Wrecking Inc. settlement for South Brandywine demo project: approved; total contractor payment $99,009. - Confidential release and settlement agreement for student ID 1018753: approved.

No motions failed, and no items on the record were explicitly tabled or postponed. Several items were removed from the consent agenda for separate votes as noted during the meeting.

The board announced upcoming meeting dates and said March 11 would be committee meetings and March 25 the next regular board meeting at 6 p.m.