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Central York board approves routine agenda items, adopts acceptable-use policy and contingency contract
Summary
At its Nov. 17 meeting the Central York board approved the agenda and minutes, accepted the treasurer's report, approved personnel and co-curricular appointments, adopted policy 8-15 on acceptable use, and approved a contingency contract with Stepping Stones for school psychologist services.
The Central York School District Board of School Directors approved a package of routine and substantive actions at its Nov. 17 meeting, including personnel actions, a contingency staffing contract and final adoption of an acceptable-use policy.
Key approved items:
- Agenda approval: Board approved the 11/17/2025 meeting agenda by voice vote.
- Minutes: The board accepted multiple committee and regular meeting minutes from October (curriculum, planning, business and operations, board policy, and regular meeting minutes) as presented.
- Treasurer's report: Director McMillan presented October beginning cash $62,100,000; revenue $2,300,000; expenditures $7,800,000; ending cash $56,600,000. She noted estimated increases in state basic education funding and other line items; timing and final amounts remain subject to state formulas.
- Field trips and co-curricular: Board approved field-trip requests (including Mu Alpha Theta competitions and a Center for Performing Arts New York City trip scheduled for Dec. 7), athletic and non-athletic co-curricular appointments and related facility rentals and fundraisers as presented.
- Personnel actions: The board approved conference attendance, resignations, new hires, corrections and leaves of absence as listed on the agenda.
- Stepping Stones contract: Approved as a contingency measure to provide school psychologist services if vacancies cannot be filled (see separate coverage).
- Policy 8-15 adoption: Final adoption of Policy 8-15 (acceptable use of computers, email, network resources and Internet access) carried after board discussion about citation numbering; administrative regulations (ARs) will be developed and shared with board members.
All motions recorded in the meeting transcript carried by voice vote with no recorded roll-call tallies in the public record for this session.
Next steps: Administration will report back on Stepping Stones placements if any occur and provide detailed budget implications in subsequent business-operations meetings in January.
