October 6, 2026 at 6:30 PM - Work Session
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1. OPENING PROCEDURES
Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call |
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2. EXECUTIVE SESSIONS
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3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of September 8, 2026 are presented for approval. ALL IN FAVOR |
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4. ITEMS TO BE ADDED TO THE AGENDA
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5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ON AGENDA ITEMS
Guidelines for Public Participation No permission is necessary to attend any regular or special meeting of the Board. District residents desiring to make comment to the Board shall complete a “request to speak” form prior to the meeting being called to order. Individuals wishing to speak at a public Board Meeting will indicate their name, address and the topic to be addressed on the request form. The President will call on those registered in the same order as they completed the “request to speak” form. Individuals that properly complete the “request to speak” form will be given time to speak at the beginning of the meeting. The amount of time allowed for each individual will be five (5) minutes. No individual on the list may grant any allotted time to anyone else. The President will allow up to thirty (30) minutes total for these comments. The Board Secretary will keep a log on the time for each speaker. The Board will give due consideration to each speaker’s comments when making subsequent decisions. Except to correct or clarify any incorrect information or misleading comments, the Board, Superintendent or other school official will not respond or enter into discussion with the speaker. Reference Policy - 903 |
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6. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT - Dr. Dady
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6.A. Years of Service Certificates - Dr. Dady
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7. POLICY COMMITTEE REPORT — Troy Zimmerman
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7.A. Introduction of Policies
Description:
The following policies are presented for the Board's review prior to a first reading: 123.1-Interscholastic Athletics |
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7.B. Policies — First Read
Description:
The administration recommends approving the first reading of the following policies:
119-Current Events 120-Human Development Program 121-Field Trips ALL IN FAVOR |
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7.C. Policies-Final Read
Description:
The administration recommends approving the final reading of the following policies:
116-Tutorial Instruction 117—Homebound Instruction 118-Independent Study 213—Grading of Student Progress ALL IN FAVOR |
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7.D. Administrative Regulations — Information Item Only
Description:
Spirit Days
Staff Expectations on Modified Days Summer Office Hours No Pay Days Support Staff Expectations on Act 80 & Staff Development Time Support Staff Retirement Benefit Sexually Violent Predator Notices |
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8. EDUCATION COMMITTEE REPORT-Tyler Snook
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8.A. Items of Discussion
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8.A.1. Changing the name of Future Teachers to EdRising — Jeremiah Allen
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9. PROPERTY COMMITTEE REPORT-Brandon Straub
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9.A. Items of Discussion
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9.A.1. Change Orders #6 & #7 — Dr. Dady
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10. FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT-Mindy Benfer
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10.A. Items of Discussion
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10.B. Financial Reports/Ratification of Expenditures
Description:
The administration recommends approving all financial reports as presented, subject to audit, and ratification of the expenses for the month of September 2026.
ROLL CALL VOTE
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10.C. Agreements — Attachment
Description:
The administration recommends approving the following agreements:
2026-2029 Foster Grandparent Program ConradSeigel - 2026 ACA Reporting Developers Agreement with Mifflinburg Borough for the ag project Next Century Agreement for custodial services ROLL CALL VOTE |
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10.D. Monetary Donation
Description:
The administration recommends accepting a monetary donation in the amount of $1960 from the Girls Basketball Boosters for the purchase of additional uniforms.
ROLL CALL VOTE |
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11. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORT—Tim Scholl
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11.A. Items of Discussion
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11.B. Remainder of Superintendent's Current Contract
Description:
The Board recommends terminating the remainder of Dr. Dady's current contract on the condition that Agenda Item #11.C is approved.
ALL IN FAVOR |
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11.C. Superintendent's Contract
Description:
The Board recommends approving a 5-year contract with Dr. Dady retroactive to July 1, 2026.
ROLL CALL VOTE |
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11.D. Resignations
Description:
The administration recommends accepting the following resignations:
Aric Gramly, boys assistant varsity wrestling coach, effective immediately Christopher Kahley, day shift custodian at the high school, effective October 16, 2026 ALL IN FAVOR |
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11.E. FMLA
Description:
The administration recommends approving the following FMLA leaves:
Employee #240809 beginning November 13, 2026 Employee #90615 beginning December 14, 2026 ALL IN FAVOR |
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11.F. 2030 Class Advisors
Description:
The administration recommends approving Jeff Kiss and Jonathan Fetterolf as the 2030 Class Advisors.
ALL IN FAVOR |
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11.G. 2026-2027 SAP Team Members
Description:
The administration recommends approving the following staff as SAP Team Members for the 2026-2027 school year:
HIGH SCHOOL Joshua Hetrick Kathleen Pennington MIDDLE SCHOOL Talia Zangari Brian Fee ALL IN FAVOR |
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11.H. To Be Hired
Description:
The administration recommends approving the following personnel:
DAY SHIFT CUSTODIAN SUBSTITUTES Emma Knisely, Mifflinburg — Guest Teacher Christopher Kahley, Mifflinburg - Custodian COACHES Terrell Lehman - Assistant Varsity Boys Wrestling - $3800 Ruben Casilla - Assistant JH Girls Wrestling - $2100 Leighanne Crawford - Assistant Winter Cheer - $1200 Jonathan Fetterolf - Head Boys Track and Field - $4738 Jeff Kiss - Head Girls Track & Field - $4921 Tom Church - Head Varsity Baseball - $8113 Ron Hernandez - Head Varsity Softball - $5161 Liam Holohan - Head Girls Lacrosse - $4829 Nate Wohlheiter - Head Boys Lacrosse - $4738 Emily Stauffer - Head Junior High Field Hockey - $2575 Jeff Kay - Head Junior High Girls Soccer - $2575 VOLUNTEER COACHES Tanner Stoltzfus - Girls Varsity Basketball Landon Corbin & Michelle Kopfinger — Swimming EVENT STAFF Mark Nolan WINTER EVENT WORKERS As listed on the attachment FALL PLAY STAFF As listed on the attachment ROLL CALL VOTE
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12. LEGISLATION-Mindy Benfer
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13. SUN AREA CAREER & TECHNICAL CENTER—Carl Emery
Description:
Lewisburg Sunrise Rotary September Student of the month is Grant Hostetler of the Electrical-Mechanical Program.
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14. CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA INTERMEDIATE UNIT-Tom Eberhart
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15. INSURANCE TRUST-Renee Jilinski
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16. FEDERAL PROGRAMS-Duane Snayberger
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17. COMMUNICATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
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18. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS
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19. OLD BUSINESS
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20. NEW BUSINESS
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21. ADJOURNMENT
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