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Superintendent reports donation of police SUV, $200 library gift and PD travel request

Keystone Oaks School District Board · March 12, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Straubman reported the district received a donated Ford Explorer police SUV from the Borough of Dormont, a $200 gift from Keystone Oaks retirees for the high school library and a professional-development trip to Connecticut requested for staff (possible student participation to be approved).

Dr. Straubman presented three items for the board’s consideration next week, including a vehicle donation, a small library gift and a professional-development travel request.

On the donation he said the district "received a donation from the Borough of Dormont" of a Ford Explorer to be used by the district police; the superintendent said the district will accept the donation and anticipates local students may help with decals or related work. He also reported a $200 donation to the high school library from a group of Keystone Oaks retirees known as the "literary ladies."

The superintendent said Mr. Ivette is slated to attend a professional-development conference in Connecticut and that, if students are traveling in connection with the trip, the board will process approvals and travel paperwork as required. He also described a music-education recognition path through a national music association that could raise the district’s profile if the program pursues national recognition.

No formal vote was recorded on these items at this meeting; Dr. Straubman placed them on next week’s agenda for board action.