The Susquehanna Township School District board set aside its scheduled election of a treasurer after members raised questions about eligibility and the appropriate separation between board office and paid district employment. During nominations, one nominee was identified as a current paid district employee and a board member argued that "a paid member of the staff or a member of the board, an officer of the board cannot be a paid member of the staff," asserting that the nomination should be null because the position of treasurer is an elected voting board role.

Board members referenced prior research and the Pennsylvania School Boards guidance in arguing both procedural and ethical points. After a request for a brief recess to consult, a motion was made and seconded to postpone further discussion until the board holds a retreat that will specifically address roles and responsibilities for the treasurer position. The motion to postpone was moved by a board member and seconded by another (the transcript records a second by 'Lommel' at the time of the motion); the board then voted to postpone and the president announced the item would return after the retreat.

No final treasurer was elected at this meeting. Members asked nominators to withdraw nominations to allow time for retreat-based clarification. The board’s approach was to postpone rather than to table the item, enabling a future discussion and vote with clearer role definitions.