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Seneca Valley School District
SCHOOL BOARD WORK SESSION

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

Public Agenda
January 6, 2025
** Subject to Change**

1.

2.

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

Moment of Silence - We would like to take a moment to honor Dr. Ralph
Cianflone, who passed away on Dec. 27. Dr. Cianflone, who retired in 2001,
dedicated over two decades of service to Seneca Valley as the Director of
Elementary Education and State and Federal Programs. We extend our heartfelt
thoughts and prayers to his family and friends during this time.

B.

Pledge of Allegiance - “I Led the Pledge” – Piper Micon, Grade 4, Seneca Valley
Academy of Choice (SVAOC)

C.

Roll Call

INFORMATION REPORTS
A.

Student/Staff Recognition –

1. Last month, 28 Seneca Valley students in grades 7-9 were chosen to participate
in the third annual Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District
5 String Fest. This one-day festival was held at Beaver Area High School and
featured students from eight school districts across Beaver, Butler, Lawrence
and Mercer counties.

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2. The Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh has named James Lucot, a Seneca Valley
Senior High School teacher, among this year’s Righteous Among the Neighbors
honorees. Mr. Lucot is being celebrated for his many years of exceptional
teaching on the Holocaust and his dedication to Holocaust education. Lucot
joins 10 other individuals in the second class of Righteous Among the
Neighbors, an award that honors non-Jewish Pittsburghers who have
demonstrated dedication to uprooting antisemitism and supporting the Jewish
community. The 2024 honorees will be celebrated at a public event next month
at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh.

B.

Dates to Remember

January
January 7
January 13
January 13
January 16
January 17
January 20
January 24
C.

Agency Reports

1.

2.

Legislative - Mr. Eric DiTullio

E.

Financial Reports

F.

4.

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

D.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

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3.

School Board Director Recognition Month
Orthodox Christmas
Regular School Board Meeting, 7 p.m., Senior High School Auditorium
SVAOC End of Second Nine Weeks, Grades 7-12
SV End of First Semester, Grades 7-12
Staff In-Service Day, No School for Students
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – Act 80 Day – No School for Students
Report Card Release, Grades 7-12

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

Presentation of Program of Studies

ACTION AGENDA
A.

Public Comment

B.

Student Adjudication – Approve student adjudication #2024-25-06.

C.

Student Trip - Ms. Sarah Miller and Ms. Mille Shay, RGMS/IHS Orchestra
teachers, to take students to Erie, PA. for Pennsylvania Music Education
Association (PMEA) Districts, January 9-11, 2025. Students will miss two days of
instruction.

D.

Personnel – Approve resignations, appointments, contracted service, leaves,
sabbaticals and retirement.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A.
B.
C.

Work Session – November 4, 2024
Action Meeting – November 18, 2024
Reorganization Meeting – December 2, 2024
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5.

TREASURER’S REPORT

6.

CONSTRUCTION FUND BILLS
Grand Total: $307,996.98

7.

ADMINISTRATION
A.

Committee Assignments – Approve School Board committee assignments for

2025.

B.

Board Policies –

1. Approve board policy 616 – Payment of Bills – revised, first reading.

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2. Approve board policy 227.1 – Drug and Alcohol Awareness for Athletic
Programs, Extracurricular Activities, and Student Drivers – revised, first
reading.

8.

9.

INSTRUCTION
A.

Cray Youth and Family Services Agreement - Approve the Cray Youth and
Family Services Agreement to provide alternative education for students and
provision for delivery of special education services for the 2024-2025 school year.
Pending solicitor review.

B.

Student Trip – Acknowledge Mrs. Carol-Lynn Dubovi to take students to Tokyo,
Japan, June 2-9, 2026, at no cost to the District.

C.

Conferences – Approve conference requests.

D.

Consultant Agreement - Approve the consultant agreement with Hannah Brimkov
to provide psychological evaluation services for special education evaluations,
gifted evaluations, and requested consultation as needed for the 2024-2025 school
year. Pending solicitor review.

BUSINESS/FINANCE
A.

Food Service Equipment - Approved the sale of any food service equipment that is
deemed to have resale value and the disposal of any items that are not suitable for
resale in a responsible manner.

B.

Budget Transfers – Approve budget transfers.

C.

Budget Resolution – Approve the budget resolution indicating the school district
will not raise the rate of any tax for the support of its public school for the 20252026 fiscal year by more than 4%, which is the Act 1 index for the school district as
established by the Department of Education.

D.

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Time Clock Proposal - Approve a proposal from Frontline Education to implement
the Absence & Time Solution software system.
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E.

YMCA Corporate 25 Community Partnership - Approve the renewal Corporate
25 Community Partnership agreement between the Butler County YMCA and
Seneca Valley School District to provide membership discounts and benefits for
district employees.

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10.

PERSONNEL

11.

LETTERS SENT TO THE SCHOOL BOARD
a. Amanda Razzano-Latham
b. Diane Fleming
c. Troy Witt

12.

ADJOURNMENT

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