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Easton Area School District board votes to deny level 4 grievance; members cite staffing, scheduling concerns
Summary
The board voted to deny a level 4 grievance stemming from work assignments the board said could be completed by an administrative professional or a security officer; the board discussed scheduling clarifications for the middle school.
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The Easton Area School District Board of Education voted to deny a level 4 grievance at its Feb. 24, 2025 meeting. A board member moved to deny the grievance and a second followed; after discussion the motion passed by voice vote with no named oppositions.
During discussion a board member explained the basis for the vote, saying the disputed work “could be done by an admin professional or a security officer,” and added that the board wanted clearer scheduling and additional district-level conversations about efficiencies at the middle school. The same board member said any needed changes would be part of a longer-term conversation aimed at next school year.
The denial was framed as a response to the specifics of the work at issue, not as a broader policy change. No further formal action was taken at the meeting beyond the board’s vote to deny the grievance.
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