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Board reviews proposed turf donation MOU and one-year paper-products contract extension

Mount Lebanon School District School Board · January 13, 2026
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Summary

The district was asked to approve an MOU with the Mount Lebanon Soccer Association to donate turf for Markham Elementary’s tennis court and to extend a one-year contract for paper products with listed per-case prices through June 2027.

The Mount Lebanon School District board reviewed two facilities items on Jan. 12: a proposed Memorandum of Understanding with the Mount Lebanon Soccer Association to donate turf for the Markham Elementary School tennis court, and a superintendent-recommended one-year extension with Paper Products Company for soap, paper towels and bathroom tissue.

The MOU would allow the soccer association to donate and install turf on the Markham tennis court; administration said the MOU grants the association priority but not exclusive access and that other community groups may request use. A board member said the donation is "great for usage of the district facility" and noted growing youth soccer participation as a rationale for additional practice space.

On procurement, the extension with Paper Products Company lists prices through June 2027: hand soap at $52.19 per case (with a possible 5% industry increase), paper towels at $110 and $77.77 per case for specific schools, and bathroom tissue at $78.89 per case. The superintendent recommended approval of both items; no final votes were recorded in the transcript segment.

Next steps: Both items remain on the agenda for approval at a future action point; administrators said school-event dates may be reserved and that existing MOUs for other sites use similar language on shared access.