Sunday, December 5, 2021

COLUMBIA BOROUGH SCHOOL BOARD SWEARS IN 3 NEW MEMBERS

When: Columbia Borough school board reorganization meeting, Dec. 2.

What happened: Three of the five candidates who were elected in November were sworn in as board members.

New members: Ryan Sexton, who was elected to a four-year term, was sworn in and seated on the board. Jason Price, who was also elected to a four-year term, was unable to attend the meeting due to a military commitment. He will be sworn in before the board’s next meeting Dec. 9.

Returning members: Matthew Wardecker, who was appointed to a vacant seat on the board in June 2021, was sworn in for a two-year term. Devon Fisher, who was appointed to a vacant seat in March 2020, was sworn in for a four-year term.

Vacancy: The board announced that Katherine Miller, who won election to the board in November, is not eligible for the seat she won because she is no longer a district resident. In accordance with state law, her seat was declared vacant. Any eligible community members interested in being appointed to the vacant seat have until Dec. 7 to submit letters of interest to the district.

Board leadership and committees: The board reelected Charles Leader as board president and Lauren VonStetten as board vice president. The chairs and membership of the board’s extra-curricular, personnel, curriculum and instruction, finance, property, and policy committees will be announced at the next meeting.

[Source: lancasteronline.com]

1 comment:

  1. Merge with another school district. If none are willing, have State step in. Columbia tax payers cannot afford their own school district. My home is appraised at about $70,000. I pay same taxes that home appraised over $200,000.00 pay in other districts. Columbia can't afford all the "administrators for such a small enrollment.

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