It's that time of year again

Bridgeville Police Department

A special message from South Hills Animal Control. The attached photo was taken by a Bridgeville resident:

Well folks it is getting to be that time of year again, baby deer days!

Starting in early May through about mid June the doe deer will be giving
birth to their fawns. Females can give birth up to three fawns and usually
they give no thought as to where they preform this task. So as usual Animal Control will be on hand to help move newly born fawns to little better locations. We will NOT REMOVE fawns from the immediate area. These animals are protected by state game law.


Animal Control would like to remind residents if they are seeing deer on a regular basis in their yards to keep alert for the young being born in or around where the family dog may be out and about to do their business.

Due to coyote activity in every community in the south hills the female deer will treat your pet as a coyote threatening their young and the doe will go after your dog. So, before leaving furball out in the morning, check the area first or stay with your
pet while they do their business.

Remember, when the fawns are first born their only protection is they have no scent and they use their white dotted coats as camouflage to protect themselves from predators such as coyotes. Fawns for the first few days will lay all day in the same spot, until their mothers return in the evening hours to nurse them. If a fawn is found leave it alone, mommy is not far away and she can be a handful.

Residents that may have question can contact Animal Control through county dispatch on the non emergency number 412 279 6911 or the Pennsylvania Game Commission at
division headquarters at 724 238 9523.

Thank You
Roy Hayward, ACO

"New" Policy on Block Parties

It's always been this way, but according to Mt. Lebanon Magazine, there is a new policy on block parties.

For all my long time Lebo Citizens readers, you may remember these posts on block parties.

September 13, 2015 Another unexpected visitor That is when my buddy, Steve Silverman leaked out this information to his friend, who then came to my door and told me to mind my own business.

September 17, 2016 I know. Mind my own business. Susan Morgans' family has since moved from Sleepy Hollow, but Sleepy Hollow was once again excused from this rule.

September 19, 2016 A violation of the Sunshine Law? That is when I found out that the rules can change as often as...well, I won't go there, but you know what I was going to say.

Here is the official Block Party Street Listing. Notice that Sleepy Hollow is not permitted to have block parties. What once was old, is now new again.

Nick, wherever you are, we made a difference with this one too. All your RTKs paid off in the end. Thanks, Buddy.

What the hell

The Mt. Lebanon Commission meeting agenda for April 30, 2018 has been posted.

SS 1. Citizens Comments. (Limited to agenda items only)

SS stands for Steve Silverman. Citizen comments are limited to agenda items only. 

But just twenty minutes later, the Commissioners will be discussing

Engaging and informing residents as well as expanding volunteer opportunities to include both one-time and project-specific efforts and connecting residents to them...

Steve, you can't limit our comments to agenda items only. Especially before a discussion meeting where you will be talking about engaging residents.

What the hell????????

Ewww

South Fayette still ranked #1

The Pittsburgh Business Times' annual Honor Roll ranking is here, with data based on three years of performance on state standardized test scores.

USC names new superintendent

Timmy didn't make the cut.
Upper St. Clair names new superintendent

I'm confused.

I'm trying to get a handle on the Democratic platform. I called my kid to tell him that I switched parties. My son told me that I have been a Democrat all these years, but I just didn't realize it. Thanks, Joe.

Looking for answers, I first went to the Mt. Lebanon Democrats website. I thought I would start with their useful links. Oh boy.

Local Blogs

Blog-Lebo – bloglebo.blogspot.com
Center Court – jposti.blogspot.com

Not what I am looking for. I want a list of Democratic values. So I went to the state level.   Pennsylvania State Democratic Party –www.padems.com Nope. Not there either, but I did find out something interesting. Mt. Lebanon's commissioner from Ward 4 is no longer on the staff. 

Is this odd or what?

President of the commission, Dave Brumfield, is not running for re-election again. Yay. The Democratic candidate running in Ward 4 is Craig Grella. Craig is on the PA Democratic Party staff as Digital Operations Director. It is a paid position. http://www.padems.com/party/staff/ Does anyone see that as a problem?

Still on the quest for the Democratic platform, so I went to the Democratic National Committee – www.democrats.org Bingo!

The 2016 Democratic Platform

So here is where I get confused.

Preventing Gun Violence
Our newly elected congressman seems to be leaning toward Republican values. Four more people were killed with an AR-15 outside of Nashville, TN.

Reining in Wall Street and Fixing our Financial System

Both Conor Lamb and Keith Rothfus voted to weaken a Wall Street regulation. 

And some progressive Democrats took issue with Democrats like Lamb for supporting the rule change, worrying that the Democratic Party is sending out the wrong message to Americans who are wary of financial institutions. U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) tweeted on April 17, “Why did 78 House Democrats vote with Republicans to weaken the Volcker Rule, which was passed after the financial crisis to stop banks from making speculative investments? We need a Congress that stands with the American people, not the big banks.”

I'm still trying to sort it all out.

Enough is Enough | Photos from Walk on Washington (Road) UPDATED

Update April 22, 2018 8:47 AM Four people were killed and more were wounded early this morning at a Waffle House near Nashville, TN. The gunman was armed with what was described as an AR-15 style assault rifle walked into the restaurant in Antioch, in suburban Nashville, shortly before 3:30 a.m.

Conor Lamb, did you happen to catch what was used to kill four people? We had Mondays with Murphy. We have Where's Rothfus? Wednesdays now. I wonder which day of the week will be chosen for your office.

It's 420.

March on Washington Road this Friday, April 20 UPDATED

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From the Municipality:

Students from our community will be joining students from across the nation in a March for Change this Friday (19th year anniversary of Columbine). They will be congregating at Washington Elementary, marching on the sidewalks along Washington to Clearview Common. At Clearview I expect they will make some remarks and/or speeches.

Washington Road will NOT be closed and we do not anticipate any parking being utilized at this point. Following are some details:

-start time of 4:30pm at Washington Elementary
- students, parents and community members will be encouraged to walk to the area of Washington Elementary School and Clearview Commons Park.
- participants will utilize the sidewalks and are encouraged to follow all pedestrian safety regulations.
- Alfred Street (next to Clearview Commons) will be closed to vehicles between Washington Road and Parse Way beginning at 4:30pm and will remain closed until the conclusion of the event.
- Washington Road will remain open to vehicles throughout the event.
- MLPD Officers will be detailed to the areas of Clearview Commons and Washington Elementary School to ensure the safety of all participants, as well as ensure the uninterrupted flow of vehicle and non-participating pedestrian traffic in the area.
- if necessary due to safety concerns, Police Officers may close the single northbound lane of Washington Road closet to the curb in the areas of Clearview Commons and Washington Elementary School (this will create a safety buffer between the vehicles traveling northbound in the center lane and the event participants). Both southbound travel lanes will always remain open.
- event will conclude by 7:30pm

Update April 20, 2018 11:06 AM National student walkout on Columbine anniversary to be marked in Mt. Lebanon, Penn Hills

Job Posting: Director of Business - Mt. Lebanon School District

Job Posting: Director of Business - Mt. Lebanon School District

Under the direction of the Superintendent, the Director of Business is responsible for all aspects of the school district financial and business operations. The Director of Business works with all financial bodies and consultants such as external auditors, bankers, financial advisers, construction managers, architects and state officials in attending to the school district’s business needs. This position will also work with any Board committees or resident advisory committees as they relate to financial matters. The Director of Business will be the primary spokesperson for district financial matters.

Qualifications needed in order to apply:
A bachelor’s degree in business administration, accounting, finance or a related field. Master’s degree preferred.
A minimum of five years business leadership experience in a school district.
Strong written and verbal communication skills required.
Demonstrated computer skills required.
Experience in labor negotiations required.
Registered status as Pennsylvania School Business Administrator (PRSBA) preferred
Certified Public Accountant (CPA) licensing desirable.
Salary:

$96,000 - 130,000

The Mt. Lebanon School District is a nationally recognized and award-winning school district. The district operates seven elementary schools (grades k-5), two middle schools (grades 6-8) and a high school (grades 9-12). The combination of a highly trained staff with educated and committed families results in students who achieve local, state and national honors in instructional, athletic and arts forums.

For further information regarding the position, please visit, www.mtlsd.org, Quick Links at the top of the page, Job Postings, and click on Administration. Please scroll to the bottom right corner of the page to view the Job Description and when ready, click the "Apply" button to start the application process.

Lebo Gives

Our commissioners may be raising the commission stipend to $5,000, while school board directors, who receive no compensation, will have to support the revamped Century of Excellence Campaign now known as Lebo Gives.

At the April 9, 2018 school board meeting, a presentation was made by Noelle Conover and Bill Moorhead* announcing the new fundraising campaign "reset."

Noelle gave some background as to why the capital campaign was started. Unfortunately, she is incorrect.

The original intent was to avoid issuing a second bond for the high school renovation. Mt. Lebanon School District to ramp up fundraising campaign.

The $6 million fundraising campaign originally was planned in 2012 to offset the second round of bonds issued for the project.

In that August 12, 2015 article, the Trib reported that the Mt. Lebanon School District fundraising campaign had received $1.1 million in pledges.  Compare that amount to the latest Capital Campaign Financial Report. (Saved in Google Docs)

As with every other project in Mt. Lebanon, we are told that this will raise property values.

I'm still waiting to see the value of my house increase because of the artificial turf on Cedar Blvd. Meanwhile, the school board directors will be approving the 2018-2019 Proposed Budget tonight.

2018-2019 Proposed Budget: RESOLVED, That the Board approves the 2018-2019 Proposed Budget in the amount of $98,958,314 setting the millage rate at 24.33 mills, a .40 mill increase in the form presented. The Board directs that the budget be placed on the District’s website until final approval with such changes as may be directed on May 21, 2018.

*Schoolboard President and Outreach SECOND REQUEST April 11, 2017

Ray drops out of race UPDATED

Ray Linsenmayer for Congress

41 mins ·

I entered this race for Congress last year, because I believed that the democratic ideals we hold dear are important to a large number of people and that we have been badly represented by Keith Rothfus. I have spent the last few years of my life working to help elect democrats in our area, and have been particularly focused on helping to strengthen our party at the local level to build a strong infrastructure for future success. We have had many big wins in Northern Allegheny County, and it is critical that we continue to fight this war across southwestern PA in 2018, 2019 and 2020 so that we can turn PA - and the Country - blue again.

This congressional race has become a national flashpoint. The GOP is taking our country in the wrong direction, and voters are alarmed that Republicans in Congress have failed to restrain a president who is spinning out of control. We must elect qualified Democrats to office to push back before it gets any worse and before it is too late, and it is crucial that we fight with one voice in November to take back Congress. Therefore, I strongly believe that it is in all of our best interests right now for me to move my efforts and energies in a direction other than running for Congress in PA-17. Today, I am getting behind Conor Lamb for this seat.

One of the reasons I chose to run for Congress was that I wanted to give to something greater than myself. I have been fortunate to meet so many wonderful people going door-to-door in our area, and to be able to build relationships throughout our community. I am always amazed by how energized and dedicated our team of volunteers is, and how they are so passionate about getting people to come out and vote for our candidates. I am especially in awe of our young people who have stepped up over these last months. I will now focus my efforts again on helping to lead this fight over the next few years, and look forward to electing democrats up and down the ballot.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all of the faith you have shown me in this race. Our cause is just, but unattainable without your continued and focused efforts. I am humbled to witness these efforts every day. Deborah, Abby and I are tremendously grateful for all of your friendship and support. We look forward to fighting arm and arm with you for years to come.

Update April 16, 2017 9:36 PM Conor Lamb alone after Ray Linsenmayer drops out of Democratic race for 17th district

PA-17 Congressional District candidates forum April 8th, 2018

I know that I shouldn't feed the trolls, but this is hilarious

The following was submitted as a comment on my post, Candidates Forum TODAY. It was a continuation of an earlier submission.

Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Candidates Forum TODAY":

I find it humorous that progressives like to say Lamb won because he "ran on progressive economic issues" and Republicans like to say that Lamb won because he ran as a Republican.

Proves that there is a center, and it's worth fighting for.

I also find it humorous that E.T. Gillen is so fond of deer, but has no problem voting for the Republican agenda, which isn't environmentally friendly at all.

I find "real Democrat" progessives, who haven't actually won a single important election, to be full of hot air.

E.T. Gillen voted for Trump.

She does not get to pretend to have any sort of moral high ground about anything.

There is no greater hypocrite in all of Mt Lebanon than E.T. Gillen, and the only people who take her blog seriously are a handful of people who clearly aren't the brighest crayons in the box.

Stick to harrassing and smearing school board members, E.T.Gillen.

Because Conor Lamb?

He's out of your league.

It actually makes sense you'd back Ray, the candidate completely unable to articulate a single position with a vision and specifics.

But governing in Congress, unlike maintaining a blog about deer and the school board, requires more than talking points and sound clips.



Posted by Anonymous to Lebo Citizens at April 11, 2018 at 11:50 PM 

School Board Exposes The Cold-Hearted Municipality

I just finished watching the April 9, 2018 school board meeting. I was particularly interested in the Firing Range Discussion starting at the 1:19:35 time stamp. I am blown away with what I heard.

Larry Lebowitz asked how the municipality could not share the district's same concerns about proximity of the range to the Goddard School and houses. The Goddard School is within the 1,000 feet Gun Free School Zone, something that I have been questioning for several years now, with high-powered rifles being discharged to kill deer in Public Works and Robb Hollow. The "sharpshooting" sign was recently removed after I posted Public Space Kills Breakdown

Also, I want to point out that even though the "Sharpshooting" program is over, there is at least one sign remaining by The Goddard School, part of the Gun Free School Zone. They can kill there because preschoolers are not protected, under the law.

School Board Liaison to the Commission Al Frioni reported that Philip Weis issued an opinion to the municipality that The Goddard School does not meet the definition, under the statute, of a school. You see, the Gun Free School Zone Act only applies to K-12. School Director after School Director repeated, "They're little kids." Thank you, Larry. Thank you, Elaine. Thank you, Sarah. I have been saying this for years! Even Bill Cooper said that the gun culture is something that he abhors.

Larry, you nailed it! When you said, "How could we, in good conscience, considering what's going on in our world, and what we just heard a couple weeks ago at the symposium that Dr. Steinhauer and the Chief put on,... actually even consider moving forward with this." Amen, Larry.

I must say this. I hope the Democrats on the School Board keep this in mind when voting in the Primary next month. Ask yourself which candidate would agree with you.

One more thing. I just have to put this out there. Remember the statement that Larry made. "This is about supporting something which is contrary to what we have been trying to do, which is to support a safe community for our kids." That is why it kills me whenever Tim Steinhauer notifies parents that there is "sharpshooting" being done in undisclosed areas starting at 4:00 seven days a week and to stay on sidewalks.  Isn't that contrary to what you are trying to do?

Meet Ray Tomorrow!

Want to meet Ray Linsenmayer? Come to the Meet and Greet at Panera Bread at the Galleria tomorrow. Ray is the Democratic candidate running for Congress in the new 17th District, which includes Mt. Lebanon.. It will be held from 6:00 to 7:00 tomorrow, April 11, 2018.

Following the Meet and Greet, Ray will be attending the Mt. Lebanon Democratic Committee Meeting at 7:00 PM, in the Mt. Lebanon Municipal Building Commission Chambers. 

All are welcome!

Candidates Forum TODAY

Sorry for the short notice, but I just found out about this event, which is being held today, Orthodox Easter Sunday.

https://www.facebook.com/events/149309345896539/

Join Progress 18 PA, 412 Resistance, and Mt. Lebanon Rise Up for an opportunity to meet Ray Linsenmayer and Conor Lamb, the Democratic candidates running in the May primary for the new 17th Congressional District of PA.

The monthly meeting of Mt. Lebanon Rise Up takes place prior to the forum, from 3-4 pm, and will feature a presentation by Moms Demand Action. During the forum, the candidates will talk about their campaigns as well as take questions from the audience. You are welcome to attend either or both.

Please RSVP here:
https://actionnetwork.org/events/mt-lebanon-rise-up-april-meeting-with-moms-demand-action-and-new-pa-17-candidate-forum?clear_id=true&source=direct_link

If you'd like to ask the candidates a question, please fill out this form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScVRHXLBfzfvnkX9wtgo0vULzDeLybrQH0wVqg_7g00z74urw/viewform?usp=sf_link

All are welcome, but this event is closed to the media.

Please carpool or park on Sunnyhill Dr, Longuevue Dr, or Standish Blvd. Parking at the church is limited.

"Ray for PA" Linsenmayer is on the right track UPDATED "Throw them out!"

Massachusetts' ban on assault weapons upheld by U.S. judge

Massachusetts’ beefed-up ban on assault weapons doesn’t violate the Second Amendment of the Constitution, a U.S. judge ruled, handing a victory to gun-control advocates seeking to pass such a law nationwide following a spate of deadly mass shootings.

“The AR-15 and its analogs, along with large capacity magazines, are simply not weapons within the original meaning of the individual constitutional rights to ‘bear arms,’” U.S. District Judge William Young wrote in a decision Thursday in Boston, dismissing a lawsuit over the state law.

Ray Linsenmayer is the only candidate who believes that people have the right to protect themselves from “weapons of war.” Conor Lamb merely wants to improve the background checks system.

A first look at Lamb, Linsenmayer as candidates in new 17th

Update April 7, 2018 1:23 PM There is a movement called Throw Them Out, an action plan to kick out lawmakers beholden to the gun lobby.

We’ve had enough. Thoughts and prayers are not enough to honor the victims of gun violence. What we need now is ACTION. Lawmakers have had enough time to come around to common sense, and we’re done waiting. We must now elect leaders who will finally act to save lives from gun violence. It’s time to throw them out.

A vote for Ray Linsenmayer means one less lawmaker to "throw out." I learned about this movement from https://momsdemandaction.org/ Remember how our kids and families marched on March 24 where Conor Lamb had the nerve to attend? Remember how he wasn't there to speak to the media? Of course not. What would he say? "I will not support any action to ban assault weapons. Let's just do better background checks and keep the age at eighteen for buying weapons of war."

The front page big story from The Boston Globe:Federal judge upholds Mass. assault weapons ban

Young cited a landmark 2008 Supreme Court decision that found that “weapons that are most useful in military service — M-16 rifles and the like” are not protected under the Second Amendment and “may be banned.”

It's Baaack!

Another wonderful change with this new school board! The Audit and Finance Committee is back again! I just love this new board!

Mt. Lebanon School District Board of Directors

If you would like to reach the solicitor and all board members via a single email address, please address your email to SchoolBoardEmailList@mtlsd.net

Mr. Michael J. Riemer(2021) President mriemer@mtlsd.net	Ms. Sarah L. Olbrich(2019) Vice President solbrich@mtlsd.net	Mr. Hugh L. Beal(2019) hbeal@mtlsd.net
Mrs. Elaine L. Cappucci (2021) ecappucci@mtlsd.net	Mr. William L. Cooper(2019) wcooper@mtlsd.net	Dr. Aviva E. Diamond(2021) adiamond@mtlsd.net
Mr. Alfonso Frioni (2019) afrioni@mtlsd.net	Mr. Lawrence M. Lebowitz (2019) llebowitz@mtlsd.net	Dr. Stephen J. Strotmeyer(2021) sstrotmeyer@mtlsd.net
Mr. Thomas P. Peterson Solicitor tpeterson@mtlsd.net		Ms. Cecile D. Bowman Board Secretary cbowman@mtlsd.net

School Board Meetings

The Mt. Lebanon Board of School Directors meets twice monthly. Discussion sessions are held on the second Monday of each month and the Regular Meeting is held on the third Monday of each month in room D205 in the High School. All meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. Call the superintendent’s office at 412.344.2077 for details.

2018 Board Committees

Policy Committee Sarah Olbrich (Chair) Aviva Diamond	Board Development Stephen Strotmeyer	Audit & Finance Hugh Beal (Chair) Al Frioni Elaine Cappucci
Pathfinder Representative Bill Cooper Aviva Diamond (Alternate)	Parkway West CTC Representative Mike Riemer Hugh Beal (Alternate)	SHASDA Representative Bill Cooper
MLFE Representative/ Revenue Generation  Stephen Strotmeyer	Municipal Liaison Al Frioni	PSBA/NSBA Liaison Elaine Cappucci
	Labor Relations Larry Lebowitz

Mt. Lebanon School Board Operating Principles

Mt. Lebanon School District Board Operating Principles

BOARD MEETING CALENDAR

2018 OPEN MEETINGS OF THE MT. LEBANON SCHOOL BOARD

Regular monthly meetings of the Mt. Lebanon School Board open to the public during the calendar year 2018 will be held in Room D205, Mt. Lebanon High School, 155 Cochran Road, Mt. Lebanon, at 7:30 p.m. prevailing time on the following dates: January 15 February 26 March 19 April 16 May 21 June 18 August 20 September 17 October 15 November 19 December 10

Other open meetings of the Agency will be held in Room D205, Mt. Lebanon High School, at 7:30 p.m. prevailing time on the following dates: January 8 February 12 March 12 April 9 May 14 June 11 August 13 September 11 October 8 November 12 December 3 (Reorganization Meeting)

Approved by the Board on December 4, 2017

SCHOOL BOARD AGENDAS

• 2013
  • 01/14/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 01/21/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 02/11/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 02/18/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 03/11/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 03/18/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 04/08/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 04/15/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 05/13/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 05/20/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 06/10/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 06/17/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 07/15/2013 Joint Discussion/Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 08/12/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 08/19/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 09/09/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 09/16/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 10/14/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 10/21/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 11/11/2013 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 11/18/2013 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 12/02/2013 Reorganization Meeting Agenda
  • 12/09/2013 Joint Discussion/Regular Meeting Agenda
• 2014
  • 01/13/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 01/20/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 02/10/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 02/24/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 03/10/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 03/17/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 04/07/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 04/15/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 05/12/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 05/19/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 06/09/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 06/16/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 07/21/2014 Joint Discussion/Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 08/11/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 08/18/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 09/08/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 09/15/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 10/13/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 10/20/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 11/10/2014 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 11/17/2014 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 12/01/2014 Reorganization Meeting Agenda
  • 12/08/2014 Joint Discussion/Regular Agenda
• 2015
  • 01/12/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 01/19/2015 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 02/09/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 02/23/2015 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 03/09/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 03/16/2015 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 04/07/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 04/13/2015 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 05/11/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 05/18/2015 Regular Meeting Agena
  • 05/29/2015 Special Meeting Agenda
  • 06/08/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 06/15/2015 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 07/20/2015 Joint Discussion/Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 08/10/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 08/17/2015 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 09/15/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 09/21/2015 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 10/12/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 10/19/2015 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 11/09/2015 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 11/16/2015 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 12/07/15 Reorganization Meeting
  • 12/14/2015 Joint Discussion Regular Meeting Agenda
• 2016
  • 01/11/2016 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 01/18/2016 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 02/08/2016 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 02/22/2016 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 03/14/2016 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 03/21/2016 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 04/11/2016 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 04/18/2016 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 05/16/16 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 05/23/16 Regular Board Meeting
  • 06/13/16 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 06/20/16 Regular Board Meeting
  • 07/18/16 Joint Discussion_Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 08/08/2016 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 08/08/2016 Special Board Meeting Agenda
  • 08/15/2016 Regular Board Meeting
  • 09/12/2016 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 09/19/2016 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 10/10/2016 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 10/17/2016 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 11/14/2016 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 11/21/2016 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 12/05/2016 Reorganization Meeting
  • 12/12/2016 Joint Discussion/Regular Meeting
• 2017
  • 01/09/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 01/16/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 02/13/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 02/27/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 03/13/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 03/20/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 04/03/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 04/18/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 05/08/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 05/22/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 06/12/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 06/19/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 07/17/2017 Joint Discussion_Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 08/14/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 08/21/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 09/11/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 09/18/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 10/09/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 10/16/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 11/13/2017 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 11/20/2017 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 12/04/2017 Reorganization Meeting Agenda
  • 12/11/2017 Joint Discussion_Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 12/18/2017 Special Board Meeting Agenda
• 2018
  • 01/08/2018 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 01/15/2018 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 02/12/2018 Discussion Meeting Agenda REVISED
  • 02/26/2018 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 03/12/2018 Discussion Meeting Agenda
  • 03/19/2018 Regular Meeting Agenda
  • 03/19/2018 Resolution Opposing ESA Vouchers
  • 04/09/2018 Discussion Meeting Agenda

Meeting Protocols

The Mt. Lebanon Board of School Directors usually meets twice a month--first, for a discussion session at 7:30 p.m. on the second Monday of each month in Mt. Lebanon High School Room D205, and then on the third Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Room D205, Mt. Lebanon High School for the regular monthly session. For more information about meeting protocols, click here.

BOARD MEETING SUMMARIES

• 2013
  • 01/21/2013 Board Meeting Summry
  • 02/18/2013 Board Meeting Summary
  • 03/18/2013 Board Meeting Summary
  • 04/15/2013 Board Meeting Summary
  • 05/20/2013 Board Meeting Summary
  • 06/17/2013 Board Meeting Summary
  • 07/15/2013 Joint Board Meeting Summary
  • 08/19/2013 Board Meeting Summary
  • 09/16/2013 Board Meeting Summary
  • 10/21/2013 Board Meeting Summary
  • 11/18/2013 Board Meeting Summary
  • 12/02/2013 Reorganization Meeting
  • 12/09/2013 Joint Board Meeting Summary
• 2014
  • 01/20/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 02/24/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 03/17/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 04/15/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 05/19/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 06/16/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 07/21/2014 Joint Board Meeting Summary
  • 08/16/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 09/15/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 10/20/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 11/17/2014 Board Meeting Summary
  • 12/01/2014 Reorganization Meeting Summary
  • 12/05/2014 Joint Board Meeting Summary
• 2015
  • 01/19/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 02/23/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 03/16/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 04/13/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 05/18/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 06/15/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 07/20/2015 Joint Board Meeting Summary
  • 08/17/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 09/21/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 10/19/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 11/16/2015 Board Meeting Summary
  • 12/07/15 Reorganization Meeting Summary
  • 12/14/15 Joint Board Meeting Summary
• 2016
  • 01/18/2016 Board Meeting Summary
  • 02/22/2016 Board Meeting Summary
  • 03/21/16 Board Meeting Summary
  • 04/18/2016 Board Meeting Summary
  • 05/23/2016 Board Meeting Summary
  • 06/20/2016 Board Meeting Summary
  • 07/18/2016 Joint Board Meeting Summary
  • 08/15/2016 Board Meeting Summary
  • 09/19/16 Board Meeting Summary
  • 10/17/2016 Board Meeting Summary
  • 11/21/2016 Board Meeting Summary
  • 12/05/2016 Reorganization Meeting Summary
  • 12/12/2016 Joint Board Meeting Summary
• 2017
  • 01/16/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 02/27/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 03/20/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 04/18/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 05/22/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 06/19/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 07/17/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 08/21/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 09/18/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 10/16/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 11/20/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 12/04/2017 Reorganization Meeting Summary
  • 12/11/2017 Board Meeting Summary
  • 12/18/2017 Special Board Meeting Summary
• 2018
  • 01/15/2018 Board Meeting Summary
  • 02/26/2018 Board Meeting Summary

Board President Reports

The President of the Mt. Lebanon Board of School Directors reports to the community at the beginning of the monthly Regular Board meeting.
March 2018
February 2018
January 2018
December 2017
November 2017
October 2017
September 2017
August 2017
July 2017
June 2017
May 2017
April 2017
March 2017
February 2017
January 2017
December 2016
November 2016
October 2016
September 2016
August 2016
July 2016 - No Report
June 2016 - No Report
May 2016
April 2016
March 2016
February 2016
January 2016
December 2015
November 2015
October 2015
September 2015
August 2015
July 2015

AUDIT & FINANCE COMMITTEE

Hugh Beal, Chair
Al Frioni
Elaine Cappucci

The Audit & Finance Committee of the Board of School Directors will hold a meeting on Monday, April 23 2018, at 7:00 p.m. in Room D205, Mt. Lebanon School District.