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Conewago Valley board debates applicant access and retains existing hiring process

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Directors questioned whether board members should see initial applicant pools for administrative hires; after debate the board voted to keep the current hiring process, with superintendent and HR conducting initial screening and stakeholder interviews.

Conewago Valley School District board members debated Jan. 27 whether the board should receive initial applicant pools for administrative and principal positions, but ultimately voted to keep the district’s current hiring procedure, which delegates initial applicant screening and stakeholder interviews to the superintendent and human resources staff.

Superintendent Dr. Perry described the district’s hiring practice for administrative roles: initial posting and a minimum 10‑day application window, review for certification and qualifications by human resources and district administrators, stakeholder interview panels that can include curriculum leaders, union representation, parents and others, and later board interviews…

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