State College Area School District Board of Directors
The State College Area School District is governed by a nine-member Board of School Directors. Each board member is elected for a four-year term of office. The board meets on the first and third Monday of each month. Additional meetings and work sessions are advertised in the local media.
Board Governance
BoardDocs is the online portal to all SCASD Board information including: Agendas, meetings, committees, videos, recaps, policies, schedules and more.
Attend a Meeting
The public is invited to attend all regular meetings and work sessions. Time is provided at the beginning of every meeting for public comment. Information about the meetings is also available from the Office of the Superintendent at 814-231-1016.
Location for Meetings
Board meetings are held in the Boardroom of the Panorama Village Administration Building, 240 Villa Crest Drive, State College, PA 16801. All meetings will be held at 7:00 p.m. The meetings will be a hybrid combination of remote and in-person.
Watch the Meetings
C-NET broadcasts meetings live in the Zoom format on Channel 98 and through its Youtube live stream. C-NET also archives videos indexed by subject. Additionally, Schlow Centre Region Library maintains an archive going back to 2012, with DVDs available for checking out at the second-floor reference desk.
Right-to-Know Law
Effective January 1, 2009, the State College Area School District has adopted a right to know policy, Policy 801 Public Records, in compliance with the Pennsylvania Right To Know Law (Act 3 of 2008). This provides clear procedures for community members to obtain public records through Right to Know requests.
2025 Board Meeting Dates
January 13 and 27
February 3 and 17
March 3 and 17
April 7 and 21
May 5 and 19
June 2 and 16
July 21
August 4 and 18
September 8 and 22
October 6 and 20
November 3 and 17
December 1 and 15
If you would like to contact all members of the Board of School Directors and the Superintendent, call 814-231-1016 or e-mail all Board members. For specific administrative issues, please contact an administrator or department.
Communication to the District may not be privileged or confidential and may be considered public record(s) as defined by Pennsylvania's Right to Know Law of 2008. If defined as public record(s), it would be subject to disclosure to any person or organization filing an open records request.