Coatesville Area School District Board Meeting 11/10/2026

The Coatesville Area School District Board’s Education, Finance, and Policy Committee meetings on November 10, 2026, covered student programs, curriculum, grants, and district purchasing. The Education Committee heard results from the Crossroads to Success diversion program, which has received 65 referrals since 2024, including 29 successful case closures and 11 active cases; members also discussed possible middle-school expansion and prevention activities. Procurement and funding items advanced to the full board included a 2027 environmental education grant partnership with Stroud Water Research Center, with an estimated $6,000 in district in-kind support; a CSI-funded, one-year IMTSS coordinator coach position; contracts and quotes for wrestling tournaments, team sponsorship advertising, and athletic-field work; and renewals including Smart Futures. Members also discussed access and affordability of an international student trip and suggested considering more local opportunities. The transcript records committee recommendations to advance these items, not final full-board votes.

The Finance Committee advanced financial statements and several spending items, including PASBO conference costs of $2,900, Tyler Technologies transportation-software training for $1,640, CCIU video production and livestreaming services for $1,686, and a Lamar advertising agreement for $357. It also advanced donations, including 300 winter coats valued at $7,500 from Bentley Systems and $12,000 from the Chester County Economic Development Council, along with other school and student-program donations. Facilities and technology proposals included Centus/Cintas fire-sprinkler testing, Hiller sprinkler-valve replacement at Scott Middle School (the transcribed amount is unclear), $14,900 for track markings and repairs from Measure Line Services, and a Network Connections, Inc. proposal for cameras, environmental and air-quality sensors, and cabling; the vendor proposal included a stated 15% discount, but its total is unclear in the transcript. The Policy Committee advanced policy readings and discussed clarifying transportation and recess-related discipline language; no additional procurement activity was identified in that discussion.