Operating committee approves routine finances, hires and calendar changes
Summary
The Mifflin County Academy operating committee approved June and July bills and treasurer reports, several personnel actions (resignations, hires, tenure), a calendar venue change for the Academy Awards and authorized an e-signature for Perkins grant submission.
The operating committee of the Mifflin County Academy of Science and Technology met and approved routine financial and personnel items, including bills and treasurer reports for June and July and multiple staffing actions.
The board voted to approve check and bill listings provided in the packet and accepted the treasurer's reports for June and July by roll call, with Mr. Baker, Mr. Styers and Mr. Wyan recording "Yes." A motion to authorize an electronic signature by Michael Dur for Perkins grant information submitted to the Pennsylvania Department of Education also passed after board members confirmed the personnel and template details in the packet.
Personnel votes included acceptance of the resignations of Nicole Lewis (HR generalist, effective Aug. 14, 2026) and Michelle M. Wagner (cosmetology instructor, effective Aug. 10, 2026); approval to hire Mark S. Sour (HR administration services, retroactive to Aug. 15, 2026, prorated $3,000); and approval to hire Pamela B. Hster as cosmetology instructor at a prorated rate of $63,300 upon release from her current employer. The board also granted tenure to Jillian R. Wright, Nichollet M. Cusette and Travis J. Mullen and extended the substitute contract for Marson to serve as acting principal through June 30, 2027 at $350 per day.
Board members recorded unanimous roll-call approvals for the motions summarized above. Next steps identified in the meeting included continuing outreach about the Perkins submission and following up on personnel start dates and contract paperwork.
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