Board approves routine motions, CAIU budget resolution, contract and program applications
Summary
At the March 23 regular meeting trustees approved minutes, bill payments, budgetary transfers, a CAIU operating budget resolution (260316‑o1), multiple student trips, a community field‑use request, a two‑year Shippensburg University counseling contract (capped at $29,322/year), and authorized submission of a Summer Food Service Program application.
The regular board meeting included several consent and action items that trustees approved with little debate. The board approved committee minutes and moved to pay bills after the treasurer reported totals for general, cafeteria and student‑activities funds.
Among the items approved were a recommendation to approve the Capital Area Intermediate Unit operating budget (agenda identified as resolution 260316‑o1), multiple student trips and activities (including an FBLA competition in Hershey and middle‑school community planting), a community usage request for softball fields at Mount Rock Elementary, and multiple fundraisers. The board also voted to approve a two‑year services agreement with Shippensburg University’s Growing EDGES clinic to provide supervised‑intern counseling services; the contract language discussed in public indicates a maximum annual cost of $29,322.
The wellness committee and administration recommended submitting a state application to pilot a Summer Food Service Program for summer 2026; the board authorized submitting the application and coordinating with local nonprofits pending state approval. Multiple other personnel and routine items were combined into consent motions and approved.
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