September 3, 2026 at 6:30 PM - Work Session
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1. Meeting Opening
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, KCSD School Board President
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1.A. Call to order/Flag Salute
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, KCSD School Board President
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1.B. Moment of Silence
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, KCSD School Board President
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1.C. Roll Call
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, KCSD School Board President
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1.D. Approve the Agenda
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, KCSD School Board President
Description:
With the recommendation of the school board leadership, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors consent to the following agenda as presented for the board: Per Board Policy 006: The Board may deliberate or take official action on matters not included in a posted agenda only under the following circumstances: Emergencies - The matter of business relates to a real or potential emergency involving a clear and present danger to life or property. Business Arising Within Twenty-Four (24) Hours Prior to the Meeting - The matter of business has arisen within twenty-four (24) hours prior to the meeting, is de minimis (minor) in nature, and does not involve the expenditure of funds or entering into a contract or agreement. Business Raised by Residents or Taxpayers During the Meeting - When a matter of Board business is raised by a resident or taxpayer during a meeting:
Majority Vote - During a meeting, the Board may add a matter of business to the posted agenda by a majority vote of the school directors present and voting. The reason for adding an item to the posted agenda must be announced at the meeting before conducting the vote. Once announced and approved by majority vote, the Board may take official action on the item of business. The agenda shall be amended to reflect the new item of business and the amended agenda shall be posted to the district’s website and at the administrative office no later than the first business day following the meeting at which the agenda was amended. The unanimous consent procedure may not be used in place of majority vote for this purpose. The public posting of agenda requirements and rules for adding items to a posted agenda apply to both regular and special open meetings of the Board. These requirements and rules do not apply to:
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2. Hearing of Visitors
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, KCSD School Board President
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2.A. Hearing of Visitors
Description:
The Keystone Central Board of Directors encourages public comment from its citizens. Each community member may speak for a period of no longer than 4 minutes per board policy. Please understand that this is not a time for dialogue with the board; rather, the board will listen to all comments and consider them in further deliberations. Our individual email addresses are on the website if you’d like to contact your individual board representative. We ask that you please direct complaints of a personal nature regarding an individual employee directly to the superintendent.
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3. District Staff Summary Presentation/Report
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3.A. CTE Program Information
Speaker(s):
Nick Verrilli and James Poleto, Principals of Central Mountain High School and Bucktail High School
Description:
Nick Verrilli and James Poleto, Principals of Central Mountain High School and Bucktail High School, will provide information and an overview of the Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs offered at both campuses.
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4. School Board, Committee Meetings and Minutes
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4.A. Curricular/Co-Curricular Committee Meeting Minutes
Speaker(s):
Chair, Mr. Manny Rodriguez
Description:
Approve the minutes from the Curricular/Co-Curricular Committee Meeting Curricular/Co-Curricular Committee Meeting - Mr. Manny Rodriguez, Dr. Baldino and Ms. Shelby Bohartz Time: 6:00 pm Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88173269035?pwd=YUgyd3NPUDNTY2N4bHdBMGp3K0lHdz09 Meeting ID: 881 7326 9035 Passcode: kcsd
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4.B. Facilities Committee Meeting Minutes
Speaker(s):
Chair, Mr. Christopher Scaff
Description:
Approve the Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Facilities Committee Minutes.
Dates: (no meeting in June, July, Nov, or Dec) Jan. 20, 2026, Feb. 24, 2026, Mar 24, 2026, April 28, 2026, May 26, 2026, Aug 25, 2026, Sept 22, 2026, Oct 27, 2026 Time: 3:00 pm
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4.C. Finance Committee & Minutes
Speaker(s):
Chair, Mr. Christopher Scaff
Description:
Approve the Finance Committee Minutes
Chris Scaff (Chair) and Committee of the Whole Dates: (no meeting in June, July, Nov, or Dec) Time: 3:00 pm Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88173269035?pwd=YUgyd3NPUDNTY2N4bHdBMGp3K0lHdz09 Meeting ID: 881 7326 9035 Passcode: kcsd
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4.D. Personnel Committee & Minutes
Speaker(s):
Chair, Mr. Christopher Scaff
Description:
Approve the minutes from the Personnel Meeting. Dates: Time: 3:00 PM Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88173269035?pwd=YUgyd3NPUDNTY2N4bHdBMGp3K0lHdz09 Meeting ID: 881 7326 9035 Passcode: kcsd
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4.E. Policy Committee & Minutes
Speaker(s):
Chair, Mr. Christopher Scaff
Description:
Approve the minutes from the Policy Meeting. Dates: (no meeting June, July, or Dec);
Time: 10:00 am Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88173269035?pwd=YUgyd3NPUDNTY2N4bHdBMGp3K0lHdz09 Meeting ID: 881 7326 9035 Passcode: kcsd
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4.F. Safety & Security Committee Meeting & Minutes
Speaker(s):
Chair, Mr. Manny Rodriguez
Description:
Safety & Security Committee Meeting Minutes (Informational Only) Dates: Time:6:30 - 7:30 PM Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88173269035?pwd=YUgyd3NPUDNTY2N4bHdBMGp3K0lHdz09 Meeting ID: 881 7326 9035 Passcode: kcsd |
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4.G. Work Session Minutes
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, School Board President
Description:
Approve the minutes from the Work Session held on August 6, 2026.
September 3, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Work Session Bucktail Middle/High School Cafe September 10, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Voting Meeting Administration Board Room October 1, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Work Session Administration Board Room October 8, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Voting Meeting Administration Board Room November 5, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Work Session Administration Board Room November 12, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Voting Session Administration Board Room December 3, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Reorganization Administration Board Room Administration Board Room December 10, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Voting Meeting Administration Board Room
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4.H. Voting Meeting Minutes
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, School Board President
Description:
Approve the minutes from the Voting Session held on August 13, 2026.
September 10, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Voting Meeting Administration Board Room October 1, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Work Session Administration Board Room October 8, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Voting Meeting Administration Board Room November 5, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Work Session Administration Board Room November 12, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Voting Session Administration Board Room December 3, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Reorganization Administration Board Room Administration Board Room December 10, 2026 - 6:30 pm - Voting Meeting Administration Board Room
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5. Reports (Information/Discussion Items)
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5.A. Treasurer Report
Speaker(s):
Joni MacIntyre, Business Manager
Description:
A monthly report showing the month end bank account balances.
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5.B. Financial Reports
Speaker(s):
Joni MacIntyre, Business Manager
Description:
An overview of the current financial status, including income, expenditures, and budget performance.
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5.C. Enrollment Report
Speaker(s):
Christina Manning, Woodward Elementary Principal, Director of Pupil Services
Description:
A review of current enrollment figures, including total student count of each school building.
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5.D. TCC Financial Reports
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, School Board President, KCSD and KCSD TCC Representative
Description:
Keystone Central School District Earned Income Tax collections from Berkheimer.
The reports from Berkheimer are not finalized. They should be available for the Voting Meeting. This is informational only. |
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5.E. IU/CIU Reports (Intermediate Unit Reports)
Description:
This is informational only. Keystone Central's Monthly Service Engagement Report for July 2026 from Central Intermediate Unit 10.
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5.F. Superintendent Search Update
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, School Board President, KCSD and KCSD TCC Representative
Description:
The next meeting will be held on September 8 at 5:30 PM
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6. Board Review and Discussion
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6.A. Policy - Second Read - Policy 301
Speaker(s):
Chair, Mr. Christopher Scaff
Description:
This policy was reviewed at the Thursday, August 13 Voting Meeting and moved to the Thursday, September 3 Work Session for further consideration and a vote to move it forward for approval.
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6.B. MOU with River Valley Mobile Dentist
Speaker(s):
Christina Manning, Woodward Elementary Principal, Director of Pupil Services
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the attached exhibit as shown with River Valley Mobile Dentist.
River Valley Mobile Dentist Website https://rivervalleyhealthpa.org/ Our vision: River Valley Health has a vision to see a thriving community united in health & wellness. In this vision, we see a community where every individual experiences optimal health and wellness. https://rivervalleyhealthpa.org/our-history- impact/ This is a new contract with River Valley Dental Services and will be the District’s first time utilizing their services. Previously, the District had a similar dental service that served approximately 80 students annually; however, the previous provider required a minimum number of students at a building before providing services. River Valley Dental Services will provide services to students even when only a small number of students at a building require care. Services may include dental exams, cleanings, sealants, preventative care, dental education, and restorative care. This service will help remove barriers for students who may not have transportation or access to a local dental provider. The District frequently receives visits to the nursing office related to dental concerns, indicating a need for accessible dental services for students. The service will utilize students’ dental insurance when available. Students without insurance may receive services based on a sliding fee scale. Please note: This service does not replace the District’s required free dental screenings for students in grades K, 3, and 7. Those mandated screenings will continue as required.
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6.C. PSBA Officer Elections
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors authorize the Board Secretary to electronically submit the Keystone Central School District Board’s votes for the Pennsylvania School Boards Association (PSBA) officer election on behalf of the Board. The Pennsylvania School Boards Association (PSBA) conducts an annual officer election to select leadership for the Association. As a PSBA member school district, Keystone Central School District is eligible to participate by casting votes for candidates seeking PSBA leadership positions. The election provides member school districts with an opportunity to have a voice in the leadership and direction of PSBA. 2026 PSBA Officer Elections Section: C-2 2027 President-elect (one-year term) ______ Matt Vannoy* (Sharon City School District) Bio: My name is Matt Vannoy and I am a school director for the Sharon City School District (Mercer Co.) and serve on the Finance, Buildings and Grounds and Budget Committee. I am also currently in my second term as the vice president of the PSBA Governing Board. Prior to this I was a sectional advisor and sectional advisor representative to the PSBA Governing Board. Professionally, I am a principal in the Conneaut School District (Crawford Co.) and have also been a social studies teacher, athletic director and assistant principal in the Farrell Area School District, Moniteau School District and Sharon City School District. I am a member of the PIAA District 10 Committee, PIAA Cross Country Steering Committee, the Slippery Rock University (SRU) Alumni Association Board of Directors, several boards under the ARC of Mercer County umbrella and several other local boards. In 2018, I was a recipient of the SRU Alumni Association’s Distinguished Recent Alumni Award as well as the Mercer County Chambers of Commerce 40 Under 40 award. I graduated summa cum laude from Slippery Rock University in 2009 and earned my Master of Education degree and Superintendent’s Letter of Eligibility from Westminster College. Serving on the PSBA Governing Board has been a highlight of my career and I look forward to continuing to serve PSBA as the president-elect of the Governing Board and working with the staff and PSBA members across the state to advocate for public education. I look forward to working with PSBA to advocate for on-time budgets, cyber charter reform, mental health supports for schools, increased education funding and other areas that will benefit school districts. I appreciate your support. Thank you. 2027 Vice President (one-year term) ______ Kristy Bolte* (Northwestern School District) Bio: It has been an honor to serve as the Western Zone representative on the PSBA Governing Board since 2024. I am honored to seek election as vice president of the Pennsylvania School Boards Association and to continue advancing our shared mission of supporting school board directors as they lead their districts, build strong relationships and advocate for public education across Pennsylvania. I am a graduate of Edinboro University with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. As a former teacher, a mother of six, and the wife of a middle school teacher in the Conneaut School District, I have experienced public education from many perspectives. My family and I live in West Springfield, Pennsylvania, where I have been inspired to serve because I believe quality public education is the cornerstone of strong communities. I am currently serving my second term on the Northwestern School District Board of School Directors in Albion and am privileged to serve as board president. I also serve on the Tri-County Intermediate Unit 5 board. These leadership roles have reinforced my belief in the importance of effective governance, collaboration and continuous learning. Through PSBA’s training, advocacy and support, I have grown as a leader and have become better equipped to serve my district and community. If elected vice president, I will remain committed to PSBA’s vision of fostering informed, engaged and passionate school board directors who lead with integrity and advocate effectively for excellent public education. I will work to strengthen connections between PSBA and local school boards, ensuring directors throughout the commonwealth understand and benefit from the valuable resources and services our association provides. Public education faces both significant challenges and tremendous opportunities. By working together with honesty, integrity, collaboration and innovation, we can support school directors, strengthen our districts and create the best possible educational opportunities for every student. I would be honored to continue serving the members of PSBA as your vice president. I respectfully ask for your trust, your vote and your support as we work together to advance public education and ensure a bright future for Pennsylvania’s students. 2027-2029 Treasurer (three-year term) ______ David Hein* (Parkland School District) Bio: My name is David Hein, and I am honored to ask for your support as treasurer of the Pennsylvania School Boards Association. For more than a decade, I have been privileged to serve PSBA in a variety of volunteer and governing board leadership roles, including as president, Eastern Zone representative, E-2 sectional advisor, member of the Finance Committee and other PSBA committees. These experiences have given me a deep understanding of our association, its mission and the importance of responsible financial stewardship. Locally, I am serving my fourth term on the Parkland School Board and currently have the privilege of serving as board president. Throughout my service, I have chaired our Personnel and Finance Committee and worked collaboratively on many of the complex financial and governance issues facing public education today. Beyond K-12 education, I currently serve as chair of the Lehigh Carbon Community College Board of Trustees after being reappointed to a second six-year term. I also served for 12 years on the Lehigh Career and Technical Institute Joint Operating Committee, holding several leadership positions there. These experiences have reinforced my commitment to sound governance, fiscal responsibility and long-term strategic planning. Professionally, I bring more than 35 years of finance and accounting experience across banking, healthcare IT, health insurance and the nonprofit sector. Today, I serve as assistant business administrator at Lehigh Career and Technical Institute, where fiscal accountability and responsible stewardship are central to my daily work. If elected treasurer, I will work to ensure that PSBA’s financial resources are managed with transparency, integrity and a focus on delivering value to every member school district. I believe strong financial management allows our association to remain a trusted advocate for public education while providing the services and support our members depend on. I am passionate about protecting and strengthening public education through the fair allocation of resources, advocating for fully funded state and federal mandates, and ensuring a level playing field for our public schools in relation to charter and cyber charter schools. Public service has always been a family commitment. My wife and daughter are both elementary school teachers, giving me a firsthand appreciation for the work happening in our classrooms every day. I also proudly serve as president of the Parkland CARES Food Pantry, supporting families throughout our community. It would be an honor to continue serving PSBA in this new capacity. I respectfully ask for your vote for treasurer, and I thank you for your continued commitment to Pennsylvania’s students, schools and communities. *Any slated candidate that demonstrates exceptional leadership at the local and state level shall be considered for "endorsement" by the Nominating Committee and the determination shall be noted on the slate of candidates. (PSBA Bylaws, Article IV and PSBA Policy & Procedures Manual - Policy 302) PSBA Insurance Trustees (three-year term) (Choose two) ______ Marianne L. Neel Bio: No bio provided. ______ Dr. Michael Faccinetto Bio: Dr. Michael Faccinetto has served on the Bethlehem Area School District Board of Directors since 2009, providing 17 years of leadership in public school governance, budgeting, labor relations and education policy. As board president, he has advocated for underserved students, responsible stewardship, and programs that expand opportunities for every learner. His statewide leadership includes serving as PSBA president from 2017-18 and advocating for public education before the Pennsylvania General Assembly. Dr. Faccinetto is the principal of Southern Lehigh Middle School and previously served as an elementary teacher in the Southern Lehigh and Allentown school districts. He earned his Doctorate in Educational Leadership, master’s degree, and K-12 Principal Certification from Lehigh University. |
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6.D. Exchange Student
Speaker(s):
Christina Manning, Woodward Elementary Principal, Director of Pupil Services
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the following recommendation for the board: Approve the enrollment for an exchange student through the International Student Exchange Program for the upcoming school year. This experience enriches our academic environment by offering students the opportunity to engage with a student from a diverse background. This unique interaction broadens perspectives, enhances global awareness, and fosters a deeper understanding of diverse viewpoints, all while supporting personal and academic growth. |
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7. Business
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7.A. Bills Paid
Description:
With the recommendation of the Administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the monthly list of payments as presented.
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7.B. Checks for review
Description:
This is an informational item only unless an invoice is listed for
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7.C. Shot-Clock Systems Donation
Speaker(s):
Nick Verrilli and James Poleto, Principals of Central Mountain High School and Bucktail High School
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the following recommendation: Approve the donation of $2,000 from PIAA District IV to Bucktail Athletics. The donation will assist in offsetting the cost of shot clocks required for Pennsylvania high school basketball. |
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7.D. Change Order for Security Project - Addendum to Verkada Agreement
Speaker(s):
Sam Hoy, Supervisor of Property Services
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the attached exhibit, as shown.
The attached addendum includes additional security equipment, licensing, materials, labor, and configuration for Mill Hall Elementary School and the District Board Room. For Mill Hall Elementary School, three additional doors were installed after the original project scope was established. The addendum includes the necessary Verkada access control products and licensing, installation materials, labor, and system configuration for the three additional doors, at a total cost of $9,394.40. The addendum also includes the installation of two Verkada CD53 indoor dome cameras with five-year licensing for the Board Room. Existing cabling is already in place. The Board Room camera installation includes the necessary equipment, licensing, shipping, and professional services, at a total cost of $4,031.20. Additionally, the addendum includes two HES 1500 Series electric strikes for the Tax Office and IT Server Room doors, at a total cost of $760.00. The Tax Office door had already been prepared to the HES standard size, requiring the HES strike, while the standard strike was retained for the IT Server Room door. The total cost for all additional work, equipment, licensing, materials, and hardware included in the addendum is $14,185.60. |
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7.E. BLaST IU 17 Partial Hospitalization Program
Speaker(s):
Christina Manning, Woodward Elementary Principal, Director of Pupil Services
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the following attached agreement.
This agreement provides KCSD students who require intensive therapeutic support with access to BLaST IU 17's Partial Hospitalization and Enhanced Partial Hospitalization/Dual Diagnosis programs while continuing to receive educational services. The program is available districtwide to students whose individual needs warrant this level of service. The KCSD general fund will cover the educational component cost of the placement, while therapeutic services are generally funded through Medical Assistance or private insurance. The program has been operating since 2017, and Keystone Central School District (KCSD) has utilized the program to support students for at least the past eight years. Currently, KCSD students are participating in the program. Student participation in recent school years has included:
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7.F. Surplus Items
Speaker(s):
Sam Hoy, Supervisor of Property Services
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the following exhibits, as shown, for sale. The District has identified certain property and equipment that are no longer needed for current District operations. These items have been determined to be surplus and are being recommended for sale rather than continued storage, maintenance, or use. The surplus items and estimated values are as follows:
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7.G. Speaker - Jostens Renaissance Ambassador
Speaker(s):
Bradley McCloskey and Keri Popadines
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the attached exhibit as shown for the Jostens Renaissance Ambassador for a professional development presentation provided by Dr. Phil Campbell on August 20, 2026, at Central Mountain High School. The presentation served approximately 250 staff members and included a 60-minute keynote presentation. The total cost of the services is $5,000 and will be paid using Title II funds as the District’s Opening Day speaker.
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7.H. Speaker - CoolClient Cool Speaker
Speaker(s):
Bradley McCloskey and Keri Popadines
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the attached exhibit as shown for the CoolClient Agreement with CoolSpeak for a professional development presentation provided by Carlos Ojeda Jr. on August 20, 2026, at Central Mountain High School. The presentation served approximately 250 staff members and included a 60-minute keynote presentation. The total cost of the services is $5,000 and will be paid using Title II funds as the District’s Opening Day speaker.
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7.I. Propane bids - Liberty Curtin
Speaker(s):
Sam Hoy, Supervisor of Property Services
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve a vendor for the Liberty-Curtin propane bid from the following: (insert company the board would like to select)
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8. Personnel and Negotiations
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8.A. Personnel and Support Staff
Speaker(s):
Justin Evey, Director of Human Resources/ Federal Programs Coordinator
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the following recommendation for the board: Approve the Human Resources recommendations as shown in exhibits.
The Human Resources exhibit includes the recommended leave of absences, employment, transfers, resignations and retirements. Existing positions will be identified as filled due to vacancy and any newly added position will be identified as new position. Employee leave—whether medical, personal, disciplinary or otherwise—can imply sensitive personal information about an employee’s health, family, or personal circumstances. Publicly posting the employee’s name could inadvertently disclose private details protected under laws such HIPPA or ADA. Even without specifying the type of leave, others may be able to infer private details based on timing or patterns if names are listed. By using an employee ID, the district ensures transparency of board actions (e.g., approving leaves) without the risk of violating confidentiality provisions.
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8.B. Athletics
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the following recommendation for the board: A motion to approve the Athletic Recommendations as presented in Exhibit.
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8.C. Independent Contractor Agreement – Hooked On Sign LLC and KCSD
Speaker(s):
Justin Evey, Director of Human Resources/ Federal Programs Coordinator
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the attached exhibit, as shown.
The Sign Language Interpreter was a previously budgeted contracted service through IU10. The individual contract will be replacing the IU10 contract. This will be paid for out of the General Fund.
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9. Curricular/Co-curricular
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9.A. Student Activities
Description:
With the recommendation of the administration, RESOLVED, that the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors approve the following recommendation for the board: A motion to approve the Student Activities Recommendations as presented in Exhibit.
The Student Activities personnel exhibit includes the recommended for all student activities.
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10. Future Discussions
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10.A. Future Discussions
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, School Board President, KCSD and KCSD TCC Representative
Description:
The Board will consider topics for future discussion, review, and potential action at upcoming meetings.
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11. Future Meeting
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11.A. Future Meeting
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, School Board President
Description:
The next Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, September 10, at 6:30 PM in the Administration Board Room.
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12. Adjournment
Speaker(s):
Elisabeth Lynch, School Board President, KCSD and KCSD TCC Representative
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