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Northern Cambria board approves personnel and activity items, leases South Complex fields

Northern Cambria School Board · March 4, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a series of routine personnel and student‑activity items on March 3, including a retroactive leave without pay, additions to substitute and bus‑driver lists, fundraiser calendar additions, a PJAS student trip and a $4,100 lease for South Complex fields.

At its March 3 committee meeting the Northern Cambria School Board approved a package of personnel, student‑activity and facilities actions by voice vote.

The board retroactively approved a leave without pay for employee number 3036 covering Feb. 25–March 6, 2026. Trustees also approved adding an emergency‑certified substitute to the district’s Ignite substitute list (listed in meeting materials as "Shannonog") and adding Brianna Lamer to the 2025–26 bus driver roster.

Student activity approvals included additions to the 2025–26 fundraiser calendar and authorization for a teacher (Miss Dardy) and two students to attend the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science state competition in State College May 17–19, 2026; the packet lists the district cost for that trip as $515. For athletics, the board approved a 2025–26 lease and service agreement with the Northern Cambria Recreation Commission for use and maintenance of the South Complex baseball and softball fields; the packet lists the cost to use the South Complex with NCRC equipment at $4,100 (level‑funded from the prior year). The board also approved Eric Smith as a volunteer softball coach for the 2025–26 season (no salary); trustees asked staff to confirm that required clearances are in place.

Most motions were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote; the meeting record shows motions were approved but does not include roll‑call tallies in the transcript. The committee adjourned at approximately 6:47 p.m.