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Clarion‑Limestone board approves personnel moves, fiscal items and treasurer appointment
Summary
The board approved consent financial reports, multiple personnel items (resignations, hires, substitutes, leaves), accepted a resignation of the board treasurer and appointed a successor, and approved a series of other routine motions including a senior class trip and policy first reading.
The Clarion‑Limestone Area School District board voted on a slate of routine business and personnel items at its meeting.
Financial and consent items: Trustees approved the December financial reports, general fund and cafeteria fund statements, and bill schedules as presented. Roll‑call votes were recorded for multiple consent items and passed with the recorded yes votes.
Personnel actions: The board accepted several resignations and retirements (including a part‑time office clerk effective Feb. 13, 2026, and other staff retirements effective June 30, 2026), approved supplemental and substitute contracts pending required legal documentation, and granted FMLA or unpaid leave requests for specified employees.
Treasurer change: The board accepted Vern Laufer’s resignation as board treasurer effective Dec. 31, 2025, thanked him for his service, and then appointed Angela (surname in transcript unclear) as the new board treasurer effective Jan. 1, 2026; roll‑call votes for the appointment were recorded.
Other approvals: The board approved the senior class trip to New York City (April 24–26, 2026), discussed and accepted a self‑funded estimate for United Concordia dental budgeting, and approved appointments to the district professional development steering team under Act 48 guidelines. The board also approved a first reading of policy 8.15, acceptable use of Internet and network resources.
Why it matters: Those votes complete routine business necessary for payroll, contracted services and district operations and formally place a new treasurer in the board‑appointed role.
What’s next: Administrators will continue procurement and contract work associated with approved personnel and financial items, and will bring any matters requiring additional board action back for future votes.
