Central Valley board approves grant applications for high school and middle school, confirms payments and personnel items
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Summary
At its March 11 meeting the Central Valley School District board approved two resolutions authorizing facility improvement grant applications for the high school and middle school, confirmed several payments, and moved multiple personnel actions. Votes were by voice and recorded as carried in the transcript.
The Central Valley School District board on March 11 approved two resolutions authorizing public school facility improvement grant applications — Resolution 2026‑10 for the high school and Resolution 2026‑11 for the middle school — after a motion and second. The motion was moved by Mr. Moed and seconded by Mr. O'Neil; the chair called for a voice vote and the motion carried with “aye” and “seeing none” recorded in the transcript. No roll‑call vote was recorded in the excerpt.
The chair also presented routine treasury items for confirmation: the board was asked to confirm the February 2026 general fund payment of $3,097,807.15, the cafeteria fund payment of $156,349.99, and the construction fund payment of $49,434.12, and to accept the February Berkheimer report. The transcript lists those amounts during the treasury report preview.
Under personnel, the board reviewed and moved to approve multiple actions: hiring Jessica Stemler as a paraprofessional at $18 per hour pending clearances; accepting resignations (Dominic Johanningmeier, Amy Fuller, Sandra Wheeland) with effective dates in March 2026; approving an unpaid leave for employee ID 1596 from April 1 through approximately May 29, 2026; and approving cafeteria hires (Melissa Jones and Debbie Hostetter) at $15.59 per hour pending clearances. Several of these items were presented as agenda motions; the transcript indicates the board intended to act on them during the session.
Other agenda items noted by the chair included procurement thresholds tied to the CPI for 2026 (competitive bid threshold $24,500; price quotation threshold $13,200) and a master technology agreement with Curve Point Corporation, to be approved pending solicitor review.
What happens next: Finance presented a motion to approve the FY2025 audit report and adopt the Beaver Valley Intermediate Unit general operating budget; those items were presented under Finance in the meeting. The workshop concluded with superintendent remarks and a motion to adjourn, which the board carried by voice vote.
Attributions: Motion movers and seconders are recorded in the transcript as Mr. Moed (mover) and Mr. O'Neil (seconder) for the two facility grant resolutions; the chair called and the board carried both motions by voice vote.
