Hang on while we load the rest of the page...
 
 
breaking news

Nepotism

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

SFASD Board Looking to Change Nepotism Policy

A lengthy discussion at Monday night's board meeting resulted in a proposed overhaul of the current nepotism policy.

Some members of the board of education at the Spring-Ford Area School District want to change the district's current policy on nepotism, as relates to the hiring of new employees. Board member Julie Mullin, who also chairs the policy committee, said the committee met on May 14 and nepotism was discussed heavily at the meeting. She gave a report to the board at Monday night's work session and a lengthy discussion ensued. The district currently has three policies relating to nepotism with no restrictions on hiring family members of administrators or board members. The only exception is that a candidate must tell human resources that he/she is a family member of an administrator by the end of the interview process. Now, board members are …

Beth Smith

11:29 am on Thursday, May 24, 2012

Seriously???? I am in agreement with Mr. Dehnert on this one. Employees of the Spring Ford School District should be hired on merit and qualifications. The curious thing about all this nonsense is that a Board members or staff members relatives COULD have been a graduate of the same school district that would now disqualify them from seeking a teaching position in there own Alma Mater! For those …   more ›

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

SF Board Wants Wireless; Dress Code Discussed

A recap of Monday night's board meeting

The Spring-Ford Area School District board of education met for a work session meeting on Monday night. Aside from recognizing outstanding students in the district and a recently-named teacher of the year, the board discussed financial matters pertaining to curriculum and technology, and went over other board reports. Board member Clara Gudolonis was absent from the meeting. Below is a categorical recap of the reports: Board member Julie Mullin reported the curriculum and technology committee met on March 14, where new Director of Curriculum and Instruction Keith Floyd was introduced on his second day of work. Mullin said the committee started off with technology pieces. "Thank God for [Director of Technology] Steve Reynolds," Mullin said…

Got a Hot Tip?
 
 
 
 

Your town. Mobilized.

Download Patch for iPhone or Patch Places for Android.

Learn more 

Own a local business?

Stay in touch with customers by claiming your free Patch listing.

Learn more 

Advertise on Patch

Build community trust in your local brand with game-changing tools for any budget.

Learn how