Wyomissing Area SD board approves K–12 guidance plan, accepts $5,500 donation and ratifies routine reports

The Wyomissing Area School District board of school directors on March 23 voted to approve the district’s K–12 guidance plan, ratified audited financial statements and accepted a $5,500 donation to the Spartan Station, among other routine approvals.

In a roll call vote on the K–12 guidance plan — a five‑year document required by the Pennsylvania Department of Education — board members voted 6–0 to approve the plan. The counseling team had presented the plan to the board in committee, and the board indicated it would submit the approved plan to the state department.

The board also ratified audited financial and compliance reports for the fiscal year ending June 30 and accepted a $5,500 donation to the Spartan Station from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Atonement. The donation motion passed by roll call 6–0. Earlier in the meeting the board approved minutes from the Feb. 23 meeting, the treasurer’s report for February 2026 and payment of bills by voice vote.

Personnel and policy items (listed as numbers 1–5 on the agenda) were likewise approved by roll call with unanimous votes recorded. The board did not discuss detailed line‑item changes in the public discussion; motions were presented, seconded and recorded as approved.

Board members also received routine liaison reports: the district accepted a clean audit and heard that the district’s Minithon fundraiser attracted more than 100 students and raised over $37,000. Financial highlights shared in liaison remarks noted a 4.42% increase in earned income tax collections and a 5.6% increase in enrollment services tax collections year over year.

What’s next: The board announced upcoming meetings including a Finance/Budget/Facilities workshop on April 8, a Committee of the Whole on April 13 and the next regular board meeting on April 27. An executive session on personnel and legal matters followed the March 23 meeting.