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Seneca Valley School District

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SCHOOL BOARD WORK SESSION

Seneca Valley Intermediate High School Auditorium - 7 p.m.

Minutes
June 2, 2025

1. CALL TO ORDER by Mr. Eric DiTullio, President, called the meeting to order at 7:04

p.m.

A. Moment of Silence -~ The meeting was opened with a moment of silence.

B. Pledge of Allegiance - Haine Elementary School Second Grade Students, continued
the board initiative, “I Led the Pledge” by reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.

C. Roll Call - by Ms. Julia Benson, School Board Secretary, showed the following
members in attendance: Ms. Nick Brower, Mr. Eric DiTullio, Mr. Tim Hester, Mr.
Mike Jacobs, Mr. Fred Peterson, Mr. Jeff Widdowson and Ms, Kari Zimmer. Ms.
Leslie Bredl and Ms. Susan Harrison were absent.

The Haine Elementary School Second Grade Students performed two selections from their
Memorial Day music for the School Board and those in attendance. The Board was thrilled that the
second grade teachers brought the students to sing.

2. INFORMATION REPORTS

A. Student/Staff Recognition

Seneca Valley had 15 students from various grade levels compete against
hundreds of other students from across the country in the Academic Games
League of America (AGLOA) National Tournament, which took place in
Washington, D.C., April 25-29. Our student teams earned numerous honors,
including top 10 individual and team placements in multiple categories.
Notably, the district saw high placements in Current Events, Propaganda and
Theme, with one team earning a national championship title in Current
Events. The team was led by Ryan Gloyer Middle School Teacher Julie
Smith and SV Senior High School Librarian Mike Stebbins.

Four sophomores from Seneca Valley Intermediate High School were
recognized on May 14 at Chatham University for their award-winning
entries in the 2025 Waldman Arts & Writing Competition, hosted by the
Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. This year’s theme, “Local Legacies:
Holocaust Survivors of the Pittsburgh Region,” invited students to
commemorate, honor and connect with survivors who settled in our
communities after enduring unimaginable hardship. Participants
demonstrated their learning through poetry, essays and 2-D or 3-D artwork.

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The top projects in each category were selected to represent Seneca Valley
in the competition. A special congratulations goes to Aubri Holland, who
was named the grand prize winner of the overall competition.

3. Dr. Kathleen Mahon, School Psychologist at Haine Elementary School, was
recently named Best Buddies Advisor of the Year for the Pittsburgh region
by Best Buddies International. The award honors her leadership and
dedication to promoting inclusion through Haine’s Best Buddies chapter,
which pairs students with and without intellectual and developmental
disabilities for friendship and group activities. Since its launch in 2023, the
program has grown steadily and continues to thrive under Dr. Mahon’s
guidance.

4. The Seneca Valley Academic Decathlon team earned third place in the
nation and brought home 23 individual medals at the 2025 United States
Academic Decathlon® National Competition in Des Moines, lowa. The
team set a new district record with a score of 45,497.3 - the highest in
Seneca Valley history—and received the district’s first-ever National
Banner, awarded to the top three teams in the country. Students prepared
extensively for this rigorous competition, which required participation in 10
academic events centered around the theme “Our Changing Climate.” The
team was led by Seneca Valley Senior High School teacher and Academic
Decathlon coach Mr. David Reichard.

Mr. Bob Ceh announced and recognized the Seneca Valley Academic Decathlon team.

Mr. Reichard recognized and shared that Academic Decathlon is not just an academic
competition, it is an academic marathon. He shared that students compete in ten disciplines;
literature, art, music, science, social science, economics, math, essay, speech and interview
where they prepare all year around a unified theme; this year’s theme, “A Changing
Climate.” The team advanced through regionals, states and nationals! He shared that this
team made school history by earning third place in nationals. Additionally, the team earned
23 individual medals. Mr. Reichard thanked the School Board members and Administration
for their continued support.

Many students from the Academic Decathlon team shared remarks. Some remarks were
that this team changed their life, that they will be lifelong learners, that this team pushed
them out of their comfort zone, and that they discovered a new level of academic
excellence.

Mr. Jacobs, Ms. Zimmer and Mr. DiTullio all congratulated the team for their achievements
and also thanked Mr. Reichard for his dedication to the program and students.

Dr. Vitale echoed the comments shared by the Board members, congratulating the team and
thanking the students for being open and honest with how this team has changed them for
the better. Additionally, she thanked Mr. Reichard for making a difference in these
students’ lives.

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Dates to Remember - Ms. Linda Andreassi announced the following dates to

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June
June 6 Last Day of School for K-11
June 9 Professional Development (Act 80} Day
June 9 School Board Regular Meeting
June 13 Release of K-6 Student Reports of Progress and 7-12 Report Cards
June 14 Flag Day
June 15 Father’s Day

June 16-August 7

SVAOQOC Cyber Sessions and Summer Camps

June 19

Juneteenth

June 20 Summer Begins

June 20 Seneca Valley’s Kennywood Day

July 4 Independence Day

July 8 Summer Drug Testing, Concussion Testing and Athletic Physicals
July 9 Summer Drug Testing, Concussion Testing and Athletic Physicals
July 29 Summer Drug Testing, Concussion Testing and Athletic Physicals
July 30 Summer Drug Testing, Concussion Testing and Athletic Physicals
July 31 Due date for all Fall Sport Athletic Paperwork

August 4 PIAA Start of Fall Sports (Football, Golf)

August 4 School Board Work Session

August 7 Seneca Valley Foundation Gift of Hope Golf Classic

August 8 Summer Academy for SV Professional Staff

August 11 PIAA Start of Fall Sports (All Other Sports)

August 11 School Board Regular Session

August 11 Summer Academy for SV Professional Staff

August 13 New Teacher Induction

August 14 New Teacher Induction

August 18 All-Staff Welcome Back Event

August 21 First Day of School for the 2025-26 School Year

Agency Reports

l. Vo-Tech - Mr. Hester will provide an update at the August meeting.

2. LU. IV - Mr. DiTullio shared that there are openings that they are looking to

fill.

Legislative — Ms. Zimmer shared information regarding House Bill 1500, a bill

focused on reforming cyber charter schools. This bill has gone to the committee and
it has been passed out of committee. She shared the audit that was conducted from
2021-2023 on five charter schools with approximately 44,000 students. They found
that there is revenue of $898 million with a fund balance of $618 million. For
reference, the Legislature holds public schools accountable and they can have 8% of
total revenue in fund balance. House Bill 1500 says that cyber charter schools will
have to limit their fund balance to 12%; establishes a tuition rate of $8,000 per
student; requires that cyber charter schools notify families when their school is
designated a low achieving school, along with some additional changes.

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Mr. DiTullio reported that Public School Retirement System (PSERS) ex5ec;l(tive 5
director is retiring, and they will begin the interview process.

Drug Testing Results - Dr. McKinley provided a report with results collected from
July 1, 2024 -May 14, 2025, noting that there were 4,310 tests given, and that the
District’s positive rate was 0.9% with the national average being 3.4%. Last year, the
District’s positive rate was 1.7%. He shared that, additionally, students who test
positive have to do five consecutive weeks of follow-up testing and out of 124
attempts, there were 11 students who tested positive at 8.8% with a national average
at 20%. He believes that this number is a direct result of the intervention methods that
are in place. Dr. McKinley thanked the board for supporting this program for more
than 20 years.

Mr. Hester asked if the number of tests given this year was the same as the previous
year. Dr. McKinley shared that the amount given in 24-25 is very similar to what was
given in 23-24.

Mr. Peterson recognized and thanked Dr. McKinley and others who have
implemented this procedure and the positive difference that it has made over the
years.

Mr. DiTullio thanked Dr. McKinley for all he has done for this program.

Financial Reports

Operations

Senior High Activities
Intermediate High Activities
Middle School Activities
Athletics

Food Service

Tax Collections

Capital Projects Funds

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i ACTION AGENDA

Public Comment - There was no public comment.

Student Trip — Approved the Science Honor Society to have gone to the PJAS
State Competition at Penn State University May 18-20, 2025, under the supervision
of Ms. Kelly Weston and Ms. Rebecca Finch. Students missed two days of
instruction and the trip was at no cost to the District.

Personnel - Approved the following personnel items that were discussed in
executive session held prior to the meeting:

1. Resignations — Classified — Sara Nicklas, Supplemental - Jeff Fraser, Barry
Murray, Christine Cooper, Julie Smith

2. Appointments - Professional Substitutes — Shannon Kennedy, Classified —
Gretchen Haburjak, Deanna Kolarosky, Paige Miller, Lisa Recce, Classified
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Substitutes — Alexis Baney, Frederick Buchanan, Mary Rasmussen,Q?lIris?in?
Utter, Carrie Young, Supplementals, Clare Calhoun, Victor Giannotta, Valerie
McGee, Kathleen Greppi, Danielle Fagan, Todd Winter, Michael Manipole,
Alex Krajniak, Emily Cramer, Erin Scott, Julie Parenti, Christopher Titus, Erik
Carlberg, Madelyn Cornman, Tisha Konvolinka, Haley Landolina

3. Leaves — Professional — Ashley Pile, Classified — Jennifer Smith

4. Memorandum of Understanding — Approved an MOU with Seneca Valley
Education Association.

Conferences — Approved conference requests.
Student Adjudications - Approved the following student adjudications:

1. #2024-25-15

2. #2024-25-16

Board Policy — Approved board policy 008 - Organization Chart - revised, first and
final reading.

Flexible Instructional Days (FIDS) Affirmation - Approved the Flexible
Instructional Days (FIDs) application and granted permission for the administration
to implement the Flexible Instructional Days (F1Ds) Program for the 2025-26,
2026-27, and 2027-28 school years in accordance with Act 64 of 2019.

Mr. Widdowson motioned, seconded by Mr. Brower, to approve the student trip, personnel,
conferences, student adjudications, board policy and Flexible Instructional Days (FIDS)
Affirmation. The motion carried on a voice vote with those present voting in the affirmative.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES

A. Work Session - May 5, 2025

B. Action Meeting - May 12, 2025
TREASURER’S REPORT

GENERAL FUND BILLS
Grand Total: $3,278,002.72

CONSTRUCTION FUND BILLS
Grand Total: $637,279.94

ADMINISTRATION
A. Board Policy — Approve board policy 626.2 — Conflict of Interest — revised, second

and final reading.

Food Service Department Incentive - Approve the incentive program for Food
Service Department employees, effective August 21, 2025, which provides free

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reimbursable school meals for the children of eligible employees as a measure to
attract new employees and retain current staff.

Research Study — Approve Doctoral Candidate, Heather Morningstar, to conduct
dissertation study on gender and educational leadership. This study aims to
investigate the extent to which perceptions of gendered leadership contribute to the
underrepresentation of women in K-12 superintendent positions in Pennsylvania.

INSTRUCTION

Book Disposal - Approve the sale, donation, or recycling of obsolete books from
Haine Middle School.

Imagine Learning Agreement — Approve the renewal of the agreement between
Imagine Learning K-12 and Seneca Valley School District to operate our cyber
program to be paid in five equal installments over five years.

Allegheny Intermediate Unit (AIU) Agreement - Approve the comprehensive
services agreement with the AIU to receive services if requested during the 2025-26
school year. Pending solicitor review.

Student Trip - Approve the secondary band trip to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee from
March 26-29, 2026, under the supervision of Mr. Varden Armstrong, Mr. Robert
Babick and Ms. Sara Snyder. Students will miss two days of instruction. This will
be at no cost to the district.

2025 Graduates — Approve the list of Seneca Valley graduates for 2025.

Pittsburgh Ballet House — Approve the SV Academy of Choice
Instructional Services Agreement with Pittsburgh Ballet House for the
2025-26 school year.

Student Assistance Program (SAP) Agreement - Approve the agreement with
Butler County Human Services Center for Community Resources to provide
consultative, pre-assessments, and referrals through SAP Liaison services for the
2025-2026 school year. Pending solicitor review.

Pennsylvania School-Based ACCESS Program (SBAP) Agreement - Approve
the agreement to participate and comply with the PA Medical Assistance Program
for the 2025-2026 school year. Pending solicitor review.

Glade Run Lutheran Services Agreement — Approve the agreement with Glade
Run Lutheran Services to provide mental health services for students during the
2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

Glade Run Day Student Education Agreement - Approve the agreement with
Glade Run Lutheran Services (dba St. Stephen’s Lutheran Academy) to provide
special education programming for students during the 2025-26 school year.
Pending solicitor review.

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K. MHY Family Services Agreement — Approve the agreement with MH\5 FZmi-ly8
Services to provide educational programming at Longmore Academy for students
during the 2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

L. Cray Youth and Family Services Agreement - Approve the agreement with Cray
Youth and Family Services to provide educational programming at Cray Education
Center Private Academic School for students during the 2025-26 school year.
Pending solicitor review.

M. Cray Youth and Family Services Agreement - Approve the agreement with Cray
Youth and Family Services to provide alternative education programming at Cray
Challenges for students during the 2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

N. Robert Morris University High School Enrollment Agreement - Approve the
concurrent enrollment agreement with Robert Morris University for the 2025-26
school year. Pending solicitor review,

0. BC3 College Within the High School (CWHS) Agreement - Approve the
concurrent enrollment agreement with Butler County Community College for the
2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

P. BC3 College Now Agreement - Approve the agreement with Butler County
Community College for the College Now concurrent enrollment program for the
2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

Q. Athletic Uniform Sale & Disposal — Approve the sale of obsolete athletic uniforms
& warm-ups and the disposal of old, unusable athletic uniforms & warm-ups.

R. La Roche University Concurrent Enrollment Agreement - Approve the
concurrent enrollment agreement with La Roche University for the 2025-26 school
year. Pending solicitor review,

BUSINESS/FINANCE

A Budget Transfers - Approve budget transfers.

B. Consultant Agreement - jmA - Approve the Consulting Services Agreement with
jmA, LLC for the 2025-26 fiscal year for payroll training and payroll support
services.

C. Homestead and Farmstead Resolution - Approve the 2025-26 Homestead and
Farmstead Exclusion Resolution per Act 1 - Taxpayer Relief Act.

D. Summer Actions - Authorize the administration to approve:

1. Year-end budget transfers

2. Outreach Partnership of Technology (OPT) agreements

3. June and July bills

E. Act 511 Taxes - Approve re-enactment of the following Act 511 Taxes:

1. Flat Rate Occupation Tax - $10

2. Eamed Income Tax - 1%

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3. Real Estate Transfer Tax - 1% 57709

Exterior Painting of Haine Elementary School, Haine Middle School and
Rowan Elementary School - Award the General Construction Contract to E&G
Development, New Castle PA, in the amount of $234,700. Pending solicitor review.

Districtwide Concrete Curb and Sidewalk Repairs - Award the General
Construction Contract to E&G Development, New Castle PA, in the amount of
$194,347. Pending solicitor review.

Exterior Improvements to West Fieldhouse - Award the General Construction
Contract to E&G Development, New Castle PA, in the amount of $147,743.
Pending solicitor review.

Liability Insurance — Approve the sanction of the following groups to
work on behalf of the Seneca Valley School District and intention to
provide that the District’s liability insurance cover these groups for the
2025-26 school year: PTA, PTO, SV Boys’ Lacrosse, SV Indoor Track
and Field, SV Ice Hockey, SV Inline Hockey, SV Slow Pitch Softball,
SV Bowling, SV Competitive Cheer, SV Fencing, SV Ultimate Frisbee,
SV Unified Bocce, JROTC, After Prom Committee, Booster groups,
Seneca Valley Foundation and all Board approved student clubs.

Booster Group Resolution — Approve the Booster Group Resolution for
the 2025-26 school year.

Ticket Prices

1. Approve the athletic ticket prices for the 2025-26 school year with
no changes as follows: football reserved seating $8.00/entry;
football pre-sale adult general admission $6.00/entry; football pre-
sale student general admission $4.00/entry; all football tickets at
the gate $6.00/entry; all other sports adult general admission
$5.00/entry; all other sports student general admission $3.00/entry.

2. Approve a student or adult annual athletic pass for the 2025-26
school year at a cost of $50.00 for the year. The pass will allow
entry into all Seneca Valley sponsored home athletic events. Pass
does not allow for entry to any away or any WPIAL and/or PIAA
playoff event.

Facilities Rental Fees — Approve the facilities rental fees for the 2025
-26 school year with no changes.

Naming Rights Agreement - Approve the agreement with the Khara
Family for naming rights of the baseball field for Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars ($25,000), payable in ten annual installments of
Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars ($2,500) each year, effective July 1,
2025 through June 30, 2035.

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N. Stepping Stones Agreement — Approve the one-year renewal agreement with
Stepping Stones, Inc to provide extended-day services in each elementary school for
the 2025-26 school year.

0. Milk RFP Approval - Approve the contract proposal from Marburger Farm Dairy,
Inc. for the purchase and delivery of milk products for the 2025-26 school year.

P. Final 2025-2026 General Fund Budget - Approve the final general fund budget
for 2025-26 in the amount of $179,867,685 with a proposed millage increase of
5.53 mills (4%).

PERSONNEL

LETTERS SENT TO THE SCHOOL BOARD - The following constituents
communicated through the SVSD school board email account after posting the May 12,
2025, public agenda:

a. Beckie Prible
b. Lori Harvey

ADJOURNMENT - With nothing further to come before the board, Mr. Hester motioned,
seconded by Mr. Widdowson, to adjourn the meeting at 8:08 p.m. The motion carried on a
voice vote with those present voting in the affirmative.

EXECUTIVE SESSION - An executive session was held prior to this meeting to discuss
personnel items.

Mr. Eric DiTullio, President

Ms. Julia Benson, School Board Secretary

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=== MEETING AGENDA ===

Seneca Valley School District
SCHOOL BOARD WORK SESSION

Seneca Valley Intermediate High School Auditorium - 7 p.m.

Public Agenda
June 2, 2025
** Subject to Change**

CALL TO ORDER by Mr. Eric DiTullio, President
A.

Moment of Silence

Pledge of Allegiance - “I Led the Pledge” – Haine Elementary School Second
Grade Students

Roll Call

INFORMATION REPORTS
A.

Student/Staff Recognition –

1. Seneca Valley had 15 students from various grade levels compete against
hundreds of other students from across the country in the Academic Games
League of America (AGLOA) National Tournament, which took place in
Washington, D.C., April 25-29. Our student teams earned numerous honors,
including top 10 individual and team placements in multiple categories.
Notably, the district saw high placements in Current Events, Propaganda and
Theme, with one team earning a national championship title in Current
Events. The team was led by Ryan Gloyer Middle School Teacher Julie
Smith and SV Senior High School Librarian Mike Stebbins.

2. Four sophomores from Seneca Valley Intermediate High School were
recognized on May 14 at Chatham University for their award-winning
entries in the 2025 Waldman Arts & Writing Competition, hosted by the
Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. This year’s theme, “Local Legacies:
Holocaust Survivors of the Pittsburgh Region,” invited students to
commemorate, honor and connect with survivors who settled in our
communities after enduring unimaginable hardship. Participants
demonstrated their learning through poetry, essays and 2-D or 3-D artwork.
The top projects in each category were selected to represent Seneca Valley
in the competition. A special congratulations goes to Aubri Holland, who
was named the grand prize winner of the overall competition.

Dr. Kathleen Mahon, School Psychologist at Haine Elementary School, was
recently named Best Buddies Advisor of the Year for the Pittsburgh region

by Best Buddies International. The award honors her leadership and
dedication to promoting inclusion through Haine’s Best Buddies chapter,
which pairs students with and without intellectual and developmental
disabilities for friendship and group activities. Since its launch in 2023, the
program has grown steadily and continues to thrive under Dr. Mahon’s
guidance.

4. The Seneca Valley Academic Decathlon team earned third place in the

nation and brought home 23 individual medals at the 2025 United States
Academic Decathlon® National Competition in Des Moines, Iowa. The
team set a new district record with a score of 45,497.3 - the highest in
Seneca Valley history—and received the district’s first-ever National
Banner, awarded to the top three teams in the country. Students prepared
extensively for this rigorous competition, which required participation in 10
academic events centered around the theme “Our Changing Climate.” The
team was led by Seneca Valley Senior High School teacher and Academic
Decathlon coach Mr. David Reichard.

Dates to Remember

June
June 6
June 9
June 9
June 13
June 14
June 15
June 16-August 7
June 19
June 20
June 20
July 4
July 8
July 9
July 29
July 30
July 31
August 4
August 4
August 7
August 8
August 11
August 11
August 11
August 13
August 14
August 18
August 21

Last Day of School for K-11
Professional Development (Act 80) Day
School Board Regular Meeting
Release of K-6 Student Reports of Progress and 7-12 Report Cards
Flag Day
Father’s Day
SVAOC Cyber Sessions and Summer Camps
Juneteenth
Summer Begins
Seneca Valley’s Kennywood Day
Independence Day
Summer Drug Testing, Concussion Testing and Athletic Physicals
Summer Drug Testing, Concussion Testing and Athletic Physicals
Summer Drug Testing, Concussion Testing and Athletic Physicals
Summer Drug Testing, Concussion Testing and Athletic Physicals
Due date for all Fall Sport Athletic Paperwork
PIAA Start of Fall Sports (Football, Golf)
School Board Work Session
Seneca Valley Foundation Gift of Hope Golf Classic
Summer Academy for SV Professional Staff
PIAA Start of Fall Sports (All Other Sports)
School Board Regular Session
Summer Academy for SV Professional Staff
New Teacher Induction
New Teacher Induction
All-Staff Welcome Back Event
First Day of School for the 2025-26 School Year
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Agency Reports

Legislative - Mr. Eric DiTullio

Drug Testing Results

Financial Reports

Vo-Tech - Mr. Fred Peterson, Jr./Mr. Hester
I.U. IV - Mr. Eric DiTullio

Operations
Senior High Activities
Intermediate High Activities
Middle School Activities
Athletics
Food Service
Tax Collections
Capital Projects Funds

ACTION AGENDA
A.

Public Comment

Student Trip – Approve the Science Honor Society to have gone to the PJAS State
Competition at Penn State University May 18-20, 2025, under the supervision of
Ms. Kelly Weston and Ms. Rebecca Finch. Students missed two days of instruction
and the trip was at no cost to the District.

Personnel – Approve resignations, appointments, leaves and Memorandum of
Understanding.

Conferences – Approve conference requests.

Student Adjudications – Approve the following student adjudications:

1. #2024-25-15

2. #2024-25-16

Board Policy – Approve board policy 008 - Organization Chart - revised, first
reading.

Flexible Instruction Days (FIDS) Affirmation - Approve the Flexible
Instructional Days (FIDs) application and grant permission for the administration to
implement the Flexible Instructional Days (FIDs) Program for the 2025-26, 202627, and 2027-28 school years in accordance with Act 64 of 2019.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A.
B.

Work Session – May 5, 2025
Action Meeting – May 12, 2025

TREASURER’S REPORT

GENERAL FUND BILLS
Grand Total: $3,278,002.72

CONSTRUCTION FUND BILLS
Grand Total: $637,279.94

ADMINISTRATION

Board Policy – Approve board policy 626.2 – Conflict of Interest – revised, second
and final reading.

Food Service Department Incentive - Approve the incentive program for Food
Service Department employees, effective August 21, 2025, which provides free
reimbursable school meals for the children of eligible employees as a measure to
attract new employees and retain current staff.

Research Study – Approve Doctoral Candidate, Heather Morningstar to conduct
dissertation study on gender and educational leadership. This study aims to
investigate the extent to which perceptions of gendered leadership contribute to the
underrepresentation of women in K-12 superintendent positions in Pennsylvania.

INSTRUCTION
A.

Book Disposal – Approve the sale, donation, or recycling of obsolete books from
Haine Middle School.

Imagine Learning Agreement – Approve the renewal of the agreement between
Imagine Learning K-12 and Seneca Valley School District to operate our cyber
program to be paid in five equal installments over five years.

Allegheny Intermediate Unit (AIU) Agreement - Approve the comprehensive
services agreement with the AIU to receive services if requested during the 2025-26
school year. Pending solicitor review.

2025 Graduates – Approve the list of Seneca Valley graduates for 2025.

Pittsburgh Ballet House – Approve the SV Academy of Choice
Instructional Services Agreement with Pittsburgh Ballet House for the
2025-26 school year.

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Glade Run Lutheran Services Agreement – Approve the agreement with Glade
Run Lutheran Services to provide mental health services for students during the
2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

MHY Family Services Agreement – Approve the agreement with MHY Family
Services to provide educational programming at Longmore Academy for students
during the 2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

Cray Youth and Family Services Agreement - Approve the agreement with Cray
Youth and Family Services to provide educational programming at Cray Education
Center Private Academic School for students during the 2025-26 school year.
Pending solicitor review.

Cray Youth and Family Services Agreement - Approve the agreement with Cray
Youth and Family Services to provide alternative education programming at Cray
Challenges for students during the 2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

Robert Morris University High School Enrollment Agreement - Approve the
concurrent enrollment agreement with Robert Morris University for the 2025-26
school year. Pending solicitor review.

BC3 College Within the High School (CWHS) Agreement - Approve the
concurrent enrollment agreement with Butler County Community College for the
2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

BC3 College Now Agreement - Approve the agreement with Butler County
Community College for the College Now concurrent enrollment program for the
2025-26 school year. Pending solicitor review.

Athletic Uniform Sale & Disposal – Approve the sale of obsolete athletic uniforms
& warm-ups and the disposal of old, unusable athletic uniforms & warm-ups.

La Roche University Concurrent Enrollment Agreement - Approve the
concurrent enrollment agreement with La Roche University for the 2025-26 school
year. Pending solicitor review.

BUSINESS/FINANCE
A.

Budget Transfers – Approve budget transfers.
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Consultant Agreement - jmA - Approve the Consulting Services Agreement with
jmA, LLC for the 2025-26 fiscal year for payroll training and payroll support
services.

Homestead and Farmstead Resolution - Approve the 2025-26 Homestead and
Farmstead Exclusion Resolution per Act 1 - Taxpayer Relief Act.

Summer Actions - Authorize the administration to approve:

1. Year-end budget transfers

2. Outreach Partnership of Technology (OPT) agreements

3. June and July bills

Act 511 Taxes - Approve re-enactment of the following Act 511 Taxes:

1. Flat Rate Occupation Tax - $10

2. Earned Income Tax - 1%

3. Real Estate Transfer Tax - 1%

Districtwide Concrete Curb and Sidewalk Repairs - Award the General
Construction Contract to E&G Development, New Castle PA, in the amount of
$194,347. Pending solicitor review.

Exterior Improvements to West Fieldhouse - Award the General Construction
Contract to E&G Development, New Castle PA, in the amount of $147,743.
Pending solicitor review.

Liability Insurance – Approve the sanction of the following groups to
work on behalf of the Seneca Valley School District and intention to
provide that the District’s liability insurance cover these groups for the
2025-2026 school year: PTA, PTO, SV Boys’ Lacrosse, SV Indoor Track
and Field, SV Ice Hockey, SV Inline Hockey, SV Slow Pitch Softball,
SV Bowling, SV Competitive Cheer, SV Fencing, SV Ultimate Frisbee,
SV Unified Bocce, JROTC, After Prom Committee, Booster groups,
Seneca Valley Foundation and all Board approved student clubs.

Booster Group Resolution – Approve the Booster Group Resolution for
the 2025-26 school year.

Ticket Prices –

1. Approve the athletic ticket prices for the 2025-26 school year with

no changes as follows: football reserved seating $8.00/entry;
football pre-sale adult general admission $6.00/entry; football presale student general admission $4.00/entry; all football tickets at
the gate $6.00/entry; all other sports adult general admission
$5.00/entry; all other sports student general admission $3.00/entry.

2. Approve a student or adult annual athletic pass for the 2025-26
school year at a cost of $50.00 for the year. The pass will allow
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entry into all Seneca Valley sponsored home athletic events. Pass
does not allow for entry to any away or any WPIAL and/or PIAA
playoff event.
L.

Facilities Rental Fees – Approve the facilities rental fees for the 2025
-26 school year with no changes.

Naming Rights Agreement – Approve the agreement with the Khara
Family for naming rights of the baseball field for Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars ($25,000), payable in ten annual installments of
Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars ($2,500) each year, effective July 1,
2025 through June 30, 2035.

Stepping Stones Agreement – Approved the one-year renewal agreement with
Stepping Stones, Inc to provide extended-day services in each elementary school for
the 2025-26 school year.

Milk RFP Approval – Approve the contract proposal from Marburger Farm Dairy,
Inc. for the purchase and delivery of milk products for the 2025-26 school year.

Final 2025-2026 General Fund Budget - Approve the final general fund budget
for 2025-2026 in the amount of $179,867,685 with a proposed millage increase of
5.53 mills (4%).

11.

PERSONNEL

12.

LETTERS SENT TO THE SCHOOL BOARD –
a. Beckie Prible
b. Lori Harvey

13.

ADJOURNMENT