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McGuffey board approves facility contracts, early‑childhood leases and IU1 insurance change

May 16, 2024 | McGuffey SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania


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McGuffey board approves facility contracts, early‑childhood leases and IU1 insurance change
The McGuffey School District board approved a range of contracts and program agreements during the meeting, from facility maintenance to early‑childhood leases.

Contracts approved include a $44,000 contract with All American Athletics to strip, sand, repaint and refinish the high school gymnasium floor using existing bond funds; a $3,200 contract with Strayer Furnishings for annual bleacher inspection at the high school, middle school and Claysville; a $4,829 contract with Intelligent Electronic Systems, LLC for required annual fire alarm testing at all four district buildings; and a $2,200 contract with Asset Inspection Solution LLC for sonic testing of stadium light poles. The board approved payment of a $5,095 invoice to Anderson Price as submitted.

On early‑childhood programs, the board approved a one‑year agreement with Blueprints Pennsylvania (Pre‑K Counts program) to operate at Joe Walker Elementary School for 2024–25 and approved Blueprints Head Start at Clazier Elementary for one year; members also approved a lease for a Blueprints classroom at Claypool Elementary. Several board members expressed concern about short notice for rent changes and asked administration to review historical lease structuring; administration said it would evaluate rent and provide more information next year to avoid short notice increases.

Separately, the board voted to terminate its membership in the Intermediate Unit 1 Health Insurance Consortium Trust effective June 30, 2024, upon the conclusion of the 2023–24 school year.

Board members were reminded that required director training and professional development opportunities through the Pennsylvania School Boards Association are available and that PSBA is seeking workshop presenters.

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