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Bethlehem Area School District board approves consent agenda, names new Calypso Elementary principal
Summary
The board unanimously approved multiple consent-agenda bundles on May 18 covering minutes, committee minutes, facilities, curriculum, finance and human-resources items; the chair recognized newly hired teachers and announced Jennifer Cherick as Calypso Elementary’s new principal.
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The Bethlehem Area School District board unanimously approved a broad consent agenda at its May 18 meeting that included approval of prior minutes, committee minutes and grouped facilities, curriculum, finance and human-resources items.
The board approved the April and May special meeting minutes and committee minutes for facilities and finance/human resources after voice vote. Separate roll-call votes were recorded as 'Yes' for grouped facility items 11.01–11.02, curriculum items 12.01–12.11, finance items 13.01–13.15 and human-resources items 14.01–14.06; recorded tallies on the record indicated unanimous support (motions noted as carrying 8‑0 or similarly unanimous on the transcript).
During the meeting the chair also recognized newly hired teachers for the upcoming school year and announced Jennifer Cherick as the new principal at Calypso Elementary School. This appointment was presented as an informational recognition during the human-resources portion of the agenda; the transcript does not show separate debate or a distinct recorded vote for the principal appointment.
Other items in the meeting included ceremonial recognition of middle-school students who won awards in the Manufacturers Resource Center's "What's So Cool About Manufacturing" video contest and reports from student board representatives from Freedom and Liberty High Schools about senior events and end-of-year activities. The board noted that an RFP screening for a district feasibility study will take place soon, and the district's community survey remains open for public input. The meeting adjourned following routine announcements.

