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Starmont board approves FY27 special-education contracts totaling roughly $163,000
Summary
The Starmont Community School District approved multiple FY27 agreements with Keystone AEA — a $57,633 service agreement, a $58,596 facilitator contract for 76 days (plus mileage), and a 0.6 FTE technology services contract for $46,758.41 — all motions passed unanimously.
The Starmont Community School District Board on June 8 approved a package of FY27 special-education contracts with Keystone AEA that together total roughly $162,987.41. Board members voted 5-0 to approve the service agreement, facilitator contract and a technology-services arrangement.
Board approval centered on three linked items: a $57,633.00 service agreement (motion by Julie Uhlenkamp), a special-education facilitator contract for 76 days at $58,596.00 plus mileage (motion by Uhlenkamp), and a technology-services agreement for 0.6 full-time equivalent at $46,758.41 (motion by Tony Recker). Each motion passed unanimously.
The board also approved a special-education service delivery plan presented by staff; that motion likewise passed 5-0. Board members said the approvals were presented as part of routine contract renewals and program planning for the 2026–27 school year.
The decisions affect how the district will deliver services to students with disabilities next year and lock in contracted support and staff time from Keystone AEA for instruction, facilitation and technology support. The agenda materials recorded the dollar amounts and the facilitator’s 76-day commitment; the transcript does not specify mileage estimates or how the contracted days will be scheduled.
The board took the votes during regular business with motions and seconds recorded in the minutes; no dissenting votes were recorded.
