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Sto-Rox board swears in members, elects officers and approves routine appointments
Summary
At its December reorganization meeting the Sto-Rox School District board swore in reelected members, elected Tamara Culver president and approved a slate of appointments and the 2026 meeting schedule; multiple consent items and personnel hires were approved by roll call.
Tamara Culver was elected president of the Sto-Rox School District board at the board's reorganization meeting on Dec. 4, 2025, after newly reelected members were sworn in by Judge Bruce Bonnie.
The board, meeting with six members present, approved Culver's election by roll call. Director Roberts was elected vice president and Director Hunter Ryu was chosen as treasurer for the 12/04/2025–December 2026 term; each officer vote passed unanimously by the six voting members.
The newly seated board also approved routine administrative appointments. The board appointed Weisbroker Burkhart & Kreimer as district solicitor and reauthorized the district's delinquent tax collector for 2026; it named representatives to external bodies including a Pennsylvania School Boards Association liaison and alternates for regional partnerships. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and West Hills Gazette were named the district's official newspapers, and the board adopted its 2026 meeting schedule.
In the personnel and operations portions of the meeting the board approved recommended hires and routine business items by consent. The board approved the purchase of accounting checks, retroactive contractor work for an auditorium inspection, acceptance of a range of donations, and the disposal contract for broken electronics. The board also ratified professional-development travel and approved an MOU for ESL telephone interpretation services.
During the meeting the chair said the board had met earlier in executive session to discuss personnel matters. The board set its next meeting for Jan. 15 at 7 p.m. and adjourned.
Votes at a glance: motions to elect officers and the consent-block items were recorded as passing by roll-call (6 yes votes); specific consent items were presented and approved as listed on the agenda.
