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Board approves calendar, policies, student travel and tech security contract; acknowledges transportation hires
Summary
The board approved the 2026–27 school calendar, a set of updated policies reviewed by the solicitor, several fundraising and travel requests, a three‑year SentinelOne cybersecurity agreement ($6,550 per year), and acknowledged additional Christ Transportation drivers for 2025–26.
The board handled several consent and recommended items. The administration asked the board to approve the proposed 2026‑27 school calendar (190 teacher days, 180 student days) and several revised policies (attendance, student health, medication use, assessment and commercial sponsorship), all of which were reviewed by the solicitor; the chair called for a voice vote and the items were advanced.
The board also recommended approval of student travel (TSA state competition April 15–17; middle‑school FFA on April 11), fundraisers (volleyball, cheer, National Junior Honor Society), facility use requests (high school musical March 12–15 and youth soccer tournament May 2–3), and student retention field‑trip planning (tabled). In technology, the board accepted a CAIU consortium three‑year quote for SentinelOne education at $6,550 per year beginning Aug. 1, 2026. The board acknowledged additional Christ Transportation employees for the 25‑26 school year and approved applying to host the 2027 Region F Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils conference (tentative March 12, 2027).
Why it matters: these routine approvals shape the school calendar, policies, student opportunities and district cybersecurity posture; the SentinelOne contract adds an endpoint security layer via CAIU procurement.
