Hatboro-Horsham High School Upgrades Progressing Bathroom renovations are underway at the high school, Hatboro-Horsham school officials said.
—The bathroom renovation project at Hatboro-Horsham High School is progressing.
During its September meetings, school officials reported on increases in capital projects, including $248,675 for the generator replacement project and $30,000 for the bathroom upgrades at the high school.
The school board also approved change orders for capital projects, including $3,209.29 for HHHS bathroom renovations and $9,173 for the HHHS fire alarm project.
Meanwhile, the school district recognized School Board Directors David Brown, Theresa Brown, Susan Hunsinger-Hoff, and Denise "DJ" Schultz as recipients of the PSBA School Board Service Honor Roll for five years of service on the Hatboro-Horsham School Board.
Schools Superintendent Scott Eveslage thanked the Board of Directors for their tireless work in supporting student success and acknowledging the importance of school board service in the history of public education in Pennsylvania.
In other school district business:
School Director Tara Conner-Hallston reported that the Eastern Center for Arts and Technology is considering offering a third session, which would take place in the evening. They are currently surveying interest and assessing logistics. While this would allow more students to participate, it would also mean that those students would not be able to participate in evening extracurricular activities. The goal is to expand capacity and reduce the waiting list, as many programs are currently full.Rachelle Halteman was named as the district's next Supervisor of Human Resources. Additionally, Eveslage congratulated John Ewerth, who resigned as KVMS assistant principal, on his appointment as Principal of Arcola Intermediate School. Dr. Eveslage expressed gratitude to Mr. Ewerth for his 23 years of dedicated service to the District.Two new security guards were hired and trained, bringing the district's total to four.The District used grant funding to replace older security cameras at various buildings, with future funds to address Hallowell's cameras.Portable radios were issued to special education staff for enhanced communication.The high school's exterior doors received renumbering and lettering for improved emergency response.
