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Chartiers Valley board approves consent agenda, PlanCon submission and $8.82M in payments; Policy 903 tabled
Summary
The board unanimously approved routine consent items including an MOU with AIU3, ESY program, and payments totaling $8,819,034.72; it also approved PlanCon Part J and several policy second readings and left Policy 903 (public participation) tabled after a public comment was noted.
At its Nov. 29 meeting, the Chartiers Valley Board of School Directors approved the consent agenda and a suite of routine items including minutes, personnel actions, an MOU for translation services with AIU3, the proposed ESY summer 2023 program, activity collections and driver lists, and payments for Oct. 1–31, 2022 totaling $8,819,034.72.
The motion to approve items 6.2 through 6.12 was moved by Herbert Ohliger, seconded by Robert Kearney, and passed unanimously by voice vote. The payments report lists $5,889,009.30 charged to the General Fund and $2,840,327.82 to the Payroll Fund, among smaller activity and bond fund amounts.
The board also approved submission of PlanCon Part J, described in the minutes as including final project accounting related to the 2015 A and 2015 B bonds; that motion was moved by Robert Kearney and seconded by Sandy Zeleznik and passed unanimously.
Multiple policy second readings were approved later in the meeting, including policies on discipline and confidentiality for students with disabilities (113.1, 113.2, 113.4), interscholastic athletics and health protocols (123, 123.1, 123.2), a trauma-informed approach (146.1), and the school calendar (803). The minutes record those approvals as unanimous voice votes.
The agenda lists a first reading of Policy 903 (Public Participation in Board Meetings) and identifies it as tabled; the minutes also list a public commenter, Frank Brown of Upper St. Clair, as speaking regarding the first reading of Policy 903 earlier in the record. The minutes do not include the text of Mr. Brown’s remarks.
The minutes do not specify funding sources for capital items approved later in the meeting or identify which board member voted "no" on the bleachers contract.
