The Wyoming Valley West School District Board has successfully passed a budget for the second consecutive year without increasing taxes, a significant achievement highlighted during their special meeting on June 20, 2025. This decision reflects the board's commitment to fiscal responsibility while enhancing the district's financial health, which has seen a growth in fund balance by $27 million.

Board members commended the efforts of Business Manager Rob and the finance committee, acknowledging the challenges faced in managing the budget amidst ongoing capital projects and teacher contracts. The collaborative approach among board members and administration was emphasized as key to this success.

In addition to budget discussions, the meeting marked a farewell to Mr. Tosh, a long-serving board member, who is retiring. His contributions and mentorship were recognized by fellow board members, who expressed gratitude for his dedication to the district.

Looking ahead, the board has scheduled its next meetings for August 6 and August 13, where they will continue to address important issues affecting the district. The successful budget passage and the recognition of Mr. Tosh's service underscore the board's focus on maintaining a stable and supportive educational environment for students and staff alike.