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Montoursville School Board approves routine agenda and personnel items; administrator previews AI policy for October
Summary
On Sept. 23, 2025, the Montoursville School Board approved combined consent items and personnel actions (including adding Jamie Moore to the bus roster) and heard that an artificial intelligence policy will be presented to the board in October.
The Montoursville School Board on Sept. 23 approved a set of consent and personnel items, including the addition of a bus driver to the 2025–26 roster, and was told a draft artificial intelligence policy will be brought to the board in October.
Chair (identified only by role in the public transcript) proposed combining agenda items 3.1 through 3.4 and called for a motion; members voiced their approval. The board later moved and approved personnel items listed as 4.1 through 4.4. During the personnel discussion a board member thanked an employee identified in the record only as Brandy, noting she will remain with the district through December.
"I just wanted to thank Brandy. I know she puts up a lot with me over the last few years," a committee member said, adding well-wishes as the board acknowledged her service. The meeting record does not provide Brandy's last name or additional personnel details.
The board also approved an update to the transportation roster, adding Jamie Moore to the district's 2025–26 bus driver and bus aide list for the Promise Lane route. The chair asked for questions before the vote; members responded in the affirmative and the motion carried. The transcript does not record a full roll-call tally for the vote.
In announcements, the person addressed as Dean told the board, "We'll have an artificial intelligence policy coming, miss McQuillan, and I'll be bringing that, to the board at some point in October." Dean also thanked Brandy and said the district is in a financial position to apply capital toward a building project "without that tax increase, specific to construction," as he described it.
The board closed public comment after hearing from an attendee identified as Jack Callahan, who spoke during the allotted comment period. Callahan's remarks in the record were fragmented and did not lead to further action.
The meeting ended after a motion to adjourn; no additional votes or formal actions were recorded in the transcript. The board indicated it had met in executive session before the public meeting to discuss personnel matters.
Next steps: the district expects the AI policy to be brought to the board in October; the transcript did not provide a specific date for that meeting or further detail about the policy's content.
