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Board approves IT, finance and personnel items; recognizes a teacher’s professional status

Twin Valley School District Board of Education · November 18, 2025
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Summary

The Twin Valley School District board approved multiple consent items including IT agreements, a billing arrangement for 403(b) providers, several personnel nominations and change-of-status items, and recognized Hailey Campbell as attaining professional-employee status (tenure). Votes were recorded by roll call.

At its Nov. 17 meeting the Twin Valley School District board approved a series of consent and committee recommendations, including information-technology agreements, finance recommendations and multiple personnel items.

Under the Instruction & Technology committee, the board approved three items taken together: a services agreement with Global Data Consultants (Chambersburg) for IT support, a four-year agreement with DCIU, and an agreement with BCIU for VMware licenses covering 2025–2029. The items passed on roll-call votes called by the chair.

The finance committee brought two items forward, including a recommendation to approve an agreement with OMNI and TSAGC compliance services that enables billing of expenses directly to the district’s 403(b) investment providers; the board approved those items.

The government committee reported policy readings: School Security Policy 8052 (second reading) and first readings for child-abuse–related policies and Board Policy 716 (Integrated Pest Management). The board proceeded with the readings as scheduled; first readings do not constitute final adoption.

On personnel, the board approved multiple professional and support-staff nominations and supplemental athletic positions after motions and roll-call votes. The board also moved and approved recognizing a set of temporary professional employees as having attained professional-employee status; Hailey Campbell was named specifically and the motion passed on roll-call.

Several roll calls were recorded in the transcript; one specific abstention appears in the minutes for a support-staff vote (Jay Oliver recorded as abstaining on that item). The meeting adjourned after standard reports and announcements from the superintendent and committee representatives.

Votes at a glance - IT agreements (Global Data Consultants, DCIU agreement, BCIU VMware licenses): approved by roll call (see transcript for individual votes). - Finance items (OMNI / TSAGC billing arrangement): approved by roll call. - Policy readings (8052 second reading; policies on child abuse first reading; Policy 716 first reading): advanced as readings, no final adoption on first readings. - Personnel nominations and change-of-status items (professional and support staff, supplemental athletics): multiple motions approved by roll call; one recorded abstention (Jay Oliver) on a support-staff item. - Professional status recognition: Hailey Campbell recognized as attaining professional-employee status (tenure) — approved by roll call.

The board took these actions during routine consent and personnel sections and did not vote on additional district policy adoptions at this meeting.