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Board approves consent items, affiliation agreements and routine purchases; voice votes carry motions

Parkland School Board · February 12, 2025
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Summary

The Parkland board approved committee recommendations and routine motions by voice vote, including a Cedar Crest College affiliation agreement, a Regeneron award application, the 2025–26 calendar, five local holiday designations, multiple personnel items, IT equipment purchases (UPS and switches) and acceptance of the audited fiscal‑year 2023–24 financial statement.

At the business meeting the board moved through multiple consent and committee items and approved them by voice vote ("Aye"), with motions carried as noted.

Key approvals included:

- Approval and authorization for the board president to sign an affiliation agreement with Cedar Crest College to provide nursing-practicum clinical experiences (motion moved and seconded; voice vote carried). - Approval to apply for the Regeneron Science Talent Search award and accept a potential $2,000 award for STEM activities (motion carried). - Approval of the Parkland School District 2025–26 calendar and adoption of a resolution designating five official local school holidays under the PA School Code (motions carried). - Acceptance of the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ending 06/30/2024 performed by Bucknell, Lysicki and Company (motion carried; administrators reported a clean audit with no findings). - Facilities and operations purchases approved under the PEPPM competitive procurement: a Vertiv UPS system (total price $110,773.76; if E‑rate funded, district share $55,386.88) and HPE Aruba switches (total cost $88,492; district share approximately $44,246 if E‑rate funded).

Many other personnel, policy second readings and routine transportation and accounts‑payable motions were approved by voice vote during the meeting; the board adjourned to an executive session for labor relations after approving accounts payable.

Provenance: votes and motions recorded across SEG 1531–SEG 1770 and item-specific slides and motions throughout the business meeting.