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West Perry board approves consent and fiscal items including four-day summer week and vendor bids

West Perry School District Board of School Directors · April 20, 2026
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Summary

On April 20 the board approved a 4-day work week for the summer period, MOUs with the Pennsylvania State Police and Sadler Health Center, multiple contracts and bid awards, personnel hires and an $18,000 donation for career exploration and early literacy programs.

At its April 20 meeting the West Perry School District Board of School Directors approved a slate of operational, fiscal and personnel items by unanimous vote.

Highlights included approval of a four-day work week for district buildings from June 12 through Aug. 7, 2026 (no Friday or weekend building use permitted unless approved); appointment of Cory Hoffman as Board Secretary effective July 1, 2026; and approval of memoranda of understanding with the Pennsylvania State Police (a requirement under Article XIII-A of the Public School Code) and with Sadler Health Center Corporation to perform state-mandated dental screenings.

The Board also approved multiple vendor bid awards for general and art supplies through the Keystone Purchasing Network for the 2026–2027 school year, a donation of $18,000 from The Bank of Landisburg (through Commonwealth Charitable Management) to support workplace career exploration and early literacy programming, and declared unused equipment at Blain Elementary surplus. Several personnel appointments were ratified, including a business manager contract, Alison Howard as West Perry High School assistant principal (salary $84,000), and extra-duty co-curricular and athletic positions.

All routine approvals were recorded as passing by roll call votes (where specified) or unanimous voice votes; individual vote tallies were recorded in the minutes for several items.