At last night’s meeting, the United School Board approved the cyber school agreement between the district and the Seneca Valley School District.
The agreement will allow United students to attend classes through Seneca Valley’s cyber school program, according to Superintendent Dr. Barbara Parkins.
The agreement locks in the cost for the next five years at a cost of $4,390 per regular education seat and $7,260 per special education seat.
The board also approved a proposal with McClure Company to conduct their annual service and tune-up of the boiler and water heaters and make adjustments as needed at a cost of $3,894.
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