Central Dauphin School Board Backs House Bill 41 Amid Divergent Views

Overview: In a recent Central Dauphin School Board meeting, a resolution supporting House Bill 41, which aims to establish separate playoffs for public and private school competitions, was approved despite varied opinions among board members. The meeting also addressed personnel matters, educational investments, and parental concerns regarding emergency communication and classroom safety.

Central Dauphin School Board Approves $41 Million Borrowing for Kindergarten Centers, Sparking Debate with Sera Township

Overview: The Central Dauphin School Board’s recent meeting centered around approving a $41 million borrowing to fund the completion of kindergarten centers and HVAC projects, amid ongoing tensions with Sera Township over land development issues.

Susquehanna Township School Board Celebrates Academic Growth and Sports Achievements

Overview: The Susquehanna Township School Board meeting focused on significant academic advancements and notable sports achievements. The board discussed improvements in Keystone winter testing scores and celebrated the girls’ basketball team’s historic success. A public comment highlighted the need for better community engagement and meeting broadcast formats, while personnel changes and financial approvals were also addressed.

Central Dauphin School Board Discusses Budget Challenges and Cyber Academy Success

Overview: In the latest meeting of the Central Dauphin School Board, discussions were dominated by budgetary challenges for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year and a presentation by a student representative from the CD Cyber Academy. Key budget concerns included increases in operational expenses and debt service, while the student presentation highlighted the transformative educational experience provided by the Cyber Academy.

Susquehanna Township School Board Celebrates Girls’ Basketball Championship and Discusses Landmark PBIS Recognition

Overview: The Susquehanna Township School Board meeting was marked by the celebration of the girls’ basketball team’s District 3 championship win and a discussion on the potential Tier 3 recognition for the school’s Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program. The meeting also addressed academic achievements, community engagement initiatives, and significant grant funding to enhance career education programs.