Lehighton School Board
Lehighton Area School Board approved the following items this week:
• $3,106,663 from the stadium, middle school, high school and elementary center construction accounts.
• The discovery streaming agreement with Carbon Lehigh Intermediate Unit #21 for the 2017-18 school year at a cost of $2,167.67. Funding will be through the 2017-18 technology budget.
• Hired Michelle Rohrbach and JoLynn Gazo as instructors for the high school SAT prep program at $30 per hour for no more than six total hours and three times per year.
• Hired Victoria DePaulo, Gretchen Laviolette, Melissa Clark, Richard Bennett, Beth Daubert and Melissa Blocker for the high school after-school tutoring program at $30 per hour for no more than three hours per week.
• Hired June Potts as high school winter credit recovery instructor at $30 per hour for no more than 30 hours.
• The resignation of Tammy Steele, lunch time aide, effective Oct. 23.
• Tenure for Lisa Failla, Spanish; Kevin Kotch, business, computer and information technology; and Alison Solley, special education.
• Acknowledged Emily Mantz, from Kutztown University, as a student teacher at East Penn Elementary.
• Approved the second reading for policies on identification badges and school volunteers.
— Jarrad Hedes
Comments
email: dbradley@lehightongovt.org
Lehighton Area School District
Director David F. Bradley, Sr.
Personal and Confidential
1000 Union Street
Lehighton, Pa 18235
Official district related correspondences sent to any other location will be rejected.
All district business emails are obtainable through an open records request.
All remaining Lehighton.org emails holders signed a document allowing their emails to be monitored by the adminstration, therefore, I would not considered them private.
If you rationally or irrationally fear or perceive there are risks of retaliation against you, your children, or relatives working in the district, I suggest you seek a more private means of communication.
All voices are valued. The PA School Code of our government schools, reference your rights to transparency. Honor the veterans that provided these rights by exercising them. Ensure they remain with us for future generations by sharing the knowledge of your rights with others.
Sincerely,
Citizen David F. Bradley, Sr.