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Wyoming Valley West School District board approves routine action items at July 10 special meeting
Summary
At a brief July 10 special meeting, the Wyoming Valley West School District board approved two sets of action items by roll call, confirmed a prior executive session on a vendor contract, and scheduled meetings for Aug. 5 and Aug. 12; no public comments were recorded.
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The Wyoming Valley West School District board approved two sets of routine action items during a brief special meeting on July 10, the board chair said, and noted an executive session had been held before the public meeting to discuss a vendor contract.
The chair opened the meeting at about 12:08 p.m. and conducted roll call. The chair also noted that Dr. Supan was participating by phone. After a moment of silence and the salute to the flag, the chair announced that an executive session had been held earlier "to discuss one of our contracts with one of our vendors," and said there were no statements from interested citizens during the public-comment period.
The board then considered two grouped motions. First, the board moved to approve the general recommended action items, numbered 1 through 10; that motion was seconded and a roll-call vote was taken. During the roll call the clerk called individual names and affirmative responses were recorded for DeBaskis, Nicholson, Perfetto, Khabeski, Cassatt and Khamis; the motion was recorded as approved in the transcript.
Next, the board considered staff-committed action items, numbered 1 through 8. That motion was likewise seconded and carried in a roll-call vote with affirmative responses recorded for the same six named members: DeBaskis, Nicholson, Perfetto, Khabeski, Cassatt and Khamis.
Under new business the chair announced upcoming meetings: a session scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026, at 7 p.m., and the regular August meeting set for Aug. 12 at 7 p.m.; the chair also said the board may call a special meeting before the end of July. A motion to adjourn was made toward the end of the transcript, and the record ends before a final roll call on adjournment appears.
The meeting transcript contains no named motions' proposers or seconder names beyond the generic "motion" and "second" calls; the board's recorded votes are limited to the affirmative responses listed above. The transcript also does not identify the vendor discussed during the executive session. Further details, including full vote tallies or written minutes, were not included in the provided record.

