Crestwood School District board meeting, date not confirmed yet

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Crestwood board approves committee items, hears Rice Elementary PFAS update 8:46

  • A district official reported that the running annual average for PFAS in water at Rice Elementary remained above the DEP's maximum containment level of 18, at 19.4, and that the district would issue a Tier 2 notification letter to families. 8:52
  • A transportation motion on items 1A and B was announced as carried, and the policy committee reported no items. ~12:31
  • A speaker at public comment asked the board to make the football stadium bleachers accessible, and a speaker responded that a bleacher inspection would take place in the near future. 18:29
Item by item (9)
  1. Opening and roll call 5:11
    • The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a roll call that recorded 7 members present. 5:11
    • A speaker said executive sessions were held on September 22nd and 24th, 2026 regarding contracts, personnel actions and pending litigations. 6:00
  2. District report 6:24
    • The official announced a veterans breakfast on November 8th from 8 to noon in the high school cafeteria. 7:15
    • A district official said the district submitted a PCCD grant application to support school security upgrades and planned to purchase ParentSquare, a mass communication system that will eventually replace Blackboard. 7:20
    • The official said the third quarter PFAS results at Rice Elementary put the running annual average at 19.4, above the level of 18, and that the district remained on track to install a filtration system in February of 2028. 8:46
  3. Public comment on agenda items 9:49
    • The board read its public comment rules under Board Policy 903, including a limit of 3 minutes per speaker. 9:49
    • No comments on agenda items were offered. 9:49
  4. Financial planning items 9:49
    • A motion was made to approve items 1 through 7. 11:57
    • The motion carried. ~12:23
  5. Transportation items 12:24
    • A motion was made to approve items 1A and B. 12:31
    • The motion carried. ~12:52
  6. Policy and human resources items 12:53
    • The policy committee had no items to report. ~12:56
    • A motion was made to remove human resources item number 5 as a duplicate of number 10 and to add item number 12, a part-time paraeducator at Rice at $19.49 an hour. 13:05
    • A second motion covered items 1 through 4 and 6 through 12, with the removal of 5 and the addition of number 12. 14:27
    • Both motions carried. ~14:24
  7. Academic, co-curricular and technology items 14:54
    • The board took up motions on academic programs items 1 through 6, co-curricular items 1, 2 and 3, and technology item number 1. 14:54
    • The behavioral intervention, health and safety committee had no report. ~17:01
    • Each motion carried. ~15:28
  8. Public comment on non-agenda items 17:03
    • A speaker said both cross-country teams concluded with championships in the Wyoming Valley Conference, going 16⁠-⁠0. 17:31
    • A speaker at public comment asked the board to schedule an accessibility assessment of the stadium and include ADA-compliant seating upgrades in the next capital project budget. 18:29
    • A speaker responded that a bleacher inspection would be done in the near future and the district would work off its recommendations. 20:19
  9. Reports and adjournment 21:04
    • A speaker said the next CTC meeting is on Monday, October 19th at 5:30. 21:28
    • The next committee meeting was set for November 17th, 2026, and the regular board meeting for November 19th, 2026, both at 6:00 PM. 21:47
    • The meeting was adjourned. ~22:11

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Video: posted by the district as “Crestwood School District Regular Meeting -- October 15, 2026”