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Steelton-Highspire SD board approves updated special education report

Steelton-Highspire SD · May 29, 2026
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Summary

The Steelton-Highspire School District board approved an administration-recommended updated special education report after a roll-call vote; no public comment was recorded. Superintendent Mr. Slade also reported on a successful graduation held at Penn State Harrisburg and said plans are set to use the venue again next year.

The Steelton-Highspire School District board voted to approve the administration’s updated special education report during its meeting; the motion carried after a roll-call vote.

The administration presented the item under "Financial recovery," with Mr. Matias (people services) identifying the agenda attachment as an updated education special education report and recommending board approval. A board member moved to approve the report and another seconded; the board recorded affirmative roll-call responses from Miss Condrin, Mr. Conjar, Miss Co Pepper, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Johnson and Mr. W. The presiding officer announced the motion carried.

The action approves the written, attached update to the district's special education documentation and procedures as presented at the meeting. The transcript did not include the full text of the report or further detail about specific programmatic changes or funding allocations tied to the update; those materials are described as "attached" to the agenda but were not read into the record. No public comment on the agenda item was offered during the public-comment periods.

Superintendent Mr. Slade reported separately that the district's recent graduation at Penn State Harrisburg "couldn't have gone any better," praising the venue and saying district staff have already arranged to hold next year's ceremony there. The school president reiterated the praise, calling the event "amazing" and saying the crowd and energy were excellent.

The solicitor reported there were no items for the board, and the meeting proceeded to a motion to adjourn. The transcript excerpt ends with a motion and second without a recorded final announcement of adjournment.