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Board committee advances motion to install audio enhancements at Evans and East Lansdowne

William Penn School District (Committee of the Whole) · February 18, 2026
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Summary

The property committee proposed approving audio-enhancement installations for Evans and East Lansdowne, funded from savings in ongoing renovations; board members requested written details on locations and budget ahead of the business meeting.

Mister Callahan, reading for the property committee, introduced an action motion “to approve the installation of audio enhancement services for Evans And East Lansdowne as a part of the full rest renovation project.” The proposal notes funding will come from savings achieved on those renovations.

Miss Hoff asked for specifics: “Where are they going and what's the budget?” She emphasized the board needs location and cost details before formal approval. Dr. B Coates, introduced earlier as superintendent, responded that staff will provide the requested information in writing and that the item had been discussed at the last property committee meeting: “We will make sure that that information is provided. It was discussed at the last property committee meeting, but we will put that in writing to the board.”

The committee did not take a recorded vote during the committee-of-the-whole meeting; the motion was presented as an agenda action to be taken up at the upcoming business meeting. The proposal identifies savings from the Evans and East Lansdowne renovation projects as the funding source; no dollar amounts, installation locations, or vendor names were provided in the committee meeting record.

Next steps: staff is to supply a written budget and scope description to the board before the business meeting where the board will consider formal approval.