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Whitehall-Coplay board approves routine finance, personnel and policy items
Summary
At its Nov. 24 meeting the Whitehall-Coplay board approved the treasurer's report and multiple committee recommendations, including a confidential settlement (No. 17380), tax exonerations, a Section 125 benefits plan adoption, field-trip and course approvals, athletics and personnel items.
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The Whitehall-Coplay School District board unanimously (recorded tallies reported) approved a series of routine fiscal, personnel and policy items during its Nov. 24 meeting.
Treasurer Mister Williams presented the treasurer's report and bills and salaries as listed in the meeting attachments; the board approved the report on a roll call (recorded as 8 yes). The executive committee items approved included the calendar of upcoming meeting dates, approval of confidential settlement and release agreement number 17380, and a resolution concerning abandonment of appointment and termination; the board recorded the motion as carried (8 yes).
The finance committee approved two items: Per Capita tax exonerations/refunds and adoption of a Section 125 flexible benefit plan agreement. The board approved these items with a recorded result of 8 yes and 1 abstention. The education and student activities committee moved multiple approvals including a girls softball field-trip date revision, removal of policy 122 per PSBA recommendations and a minor revision to policy 013 (the board later clarified the policy number referenced as 012 in discussion), approval of the graduation agreement with the PPL Center for this school year, approval of 2026–27 course proposals, and several field-trip requests and a River Crossing YMCA agreement for before- and after-school care; those items were approved on a roll call (8 yes).
Administrative agenda items approved included athletic agenda items (vote recorded as 7 yes, 1 abstention) and a personnel agenda that included affidavits and acknowledgment of residency for institutionalized children (roll-call approval recorded as 8 yes). Where the transcript recorded precise tallies, the article reports the board’s stated results; individual name-by-name vote records were summarized in roll-call form in the meeting record.
The actions on the agenda were procedural and carried by the board, and no new policy was adopted that would change district budget levels or program eligibility at this meeting. Several approvals referenced policies and agreements by number or name as listed in the board packet.

