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Votes at a glance: minutes, cyber charter, curriculum, calendar, personnel and contracts
Summary
At its Jan. 27 meeting, the Elizabethtown Area School District board approved agenda and minutes, recorded several roll‑call approvals (cyber charter agreement, AP curriculum, calendar, treasurer and personnel reports), approved a partnership with Wenger Feeds, and selected Quandell as ESCO contractor after prior McClure motion failed.
Here are the board’s formal outcomes from the Jan. 27 meeting.
- Agenda: Approved by voice vote. - Minutes: Motion to approve carried by voice vote. - 2024–25 Audit: Presented by Boyer & Ritter; administration will place the audit on the February agenda for formal approval. - ESCO/general contractor selection for East High Elementary HVAC/energy project: Motion to select McClure failed; Quandell was approved by roll call (recorded result: 5 yes, 3 no, 1 abstain). Administration will contract with Quandell to perform an energy audit and return recommended scope and bids to the board. - Wenger Feeds district partnership: Approved by roll call (recorded 'yes' votes in roll call). - Lancaster County Career & Technology Center 2026–27 budget: Approved by roll call for submission as a participating district. - Cyber charter agreement: Approved by roll call. - AP Language & Composition curriculum guide and scope and sequence: Approved (voice vote); presenters noted exemplar texts are recommendations and College Board oversight applies. - Proposed 2026–27 school calendar: Approved by roll call. - Student survey (special education cyclical monitoring instrument): Approved (voice vote); results will return later in the process. - Treasurer and personnel reports: Approved by roll call; personnel report included a pending assistant‑principal candidate for Bear Creek (Elizabeth Moody) to be added pending approval.
Ending
Many items were approved with roll‑call votes; the audit will be formally approved at the February meeting and the Quandell engagement begins the ESCO procurement phase.
