Greater Latrobe School District

Wildcats

1816 Lincoln Avenue, Latrobe, PA 15650(724) 539-4200glsd.us

3,414

Students

Schools

Board Members

Board of Directors

Name	Term Expires	Email
Andrew RepkoPresidentunconfirmed — term expired	December 2025	—
Dr. Rhonda LaughlinVice Presidentunconfirmed — term expired	December 2025	—
Tom Gockel	December 2027	—
Heidi T. Kozarunconfirmed — term expired	December 2025	—
Merle D. Musickunconfirmed — term expired	December 2025	—
Merle L. Musick	December 2027	—
John Petrarca	December 2027	—
Bradley Toman	December 2027	—
John Urban	December 2027	—

Board SecretaryJody Brahosky

SolicitorNed Nakles

Last verified: February 2026

Meeting Schedule

Board meetings are held in the Senior High School Center for Student Creativity. Meeting videos are posted on the district website. Finance Committee meeting minutes are publicly posted monthly.

LocationGreater Latrobe Senior High School, Center for Student Creativity

Time7:00 PM

Municipalities Served

City of LatrobeUnity TownshipYoungstown BoroughDerry Township (part)

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Budget & Finances

Fiscal Year 2023-24 · Source: PDE Annual Financial Report

Total Revenue

$66,476,284

Total Expenditures

$64,789,541

Per-Pupil Spending

$18,638

Surplus

+$1,686,744

Fund Balance

$4,968,065(7.7% of expenditures)

Aid Ratio

0.4636— Measures relative wealth. Higher = less wealthy, more state aid per student.

Tax Millage

88.00 mills

ADM

3,476.1Average Daily Membership (2023-24)

Where the Money Comes From

Local (60.2%)

State (36.3%)

Federal (2.7%)

Local Sources$40.0M (60.2%)

Real Estate Tax$31.5M

Earned Income Tax$5.6M

Other Local$2.9M

State Sources$24.1M (36.3%)

Federal Sources$1.8M (2.7%)

Where the Money Goes

Instruction (62.3%)

Support (27.7%)

Debt (5.9%)

Other (4.1%)

Instruction$40.4M (62.3%)

Regular Programs$29.2M

Special Programs$8.2M

Vocational Education$2.6M

Other Instructional$339K

Support Services$17.9M (27.7%)

Administration$3.9M

Operations & Maintenance$5.6M

Student Transportation$2.9M

Pupil Support$2.0M

Debt Service$3.8M (5.9%)

Non-Instructional$1.7M (2.6%)

Capital Outlay$1.0M (1.6%)

District Comparison

District	Per Pupil	% Instruction	% Local Rev	Millage	Aid Ratio
Hempfield Area	$21,612	63.3%	61.1%	95.11	0.4736
Franklin Regional	$21,041	61.1%	70.1%	115.86	0.3931
Greensburg Salem	$19,633	62.5%	48.8%	89.72	0.5455
Greater Latrobe	$18,638	62.3%	60.2%	88.00	0.4636
Penn-Trafford	$17,497	57.9%	55.1%	89.75	0.5398
Norwin	$16,768	60.2%	56.7%	85.80	0.5398

Source: Pennsylvania Department of Education, Annual Financial Report (AFR), Fiscal Year 2023-24. Published 2025-02-15.

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The Greensburg Times provides this data as a free public service. For questions about district finances, contact the district business office.

Schools in District

Greater Latrobe Senior High School9-12

Greater Latrobe Junior High School7-8

Baggaley Elementary SchoolK-6

Latrobe Elementary SchoolK-6

Mountain View Elementary SchoolK-6

Career & Technical CenterEastern Westmoreland Career and Technology Center

Notes

Home of the Dr. Robert Ketterer Charter School, the only charter school in Westmoreland County.

Solicitor Ned Nakles has served the district for over 40 years.

This roster predates the December 2025 board reorganization. Members whose terms ended in December 2025 are marked unconfirmed pending updated results from the district.

Links & Resources

District Website →

Data sourced from official district websites. Last verified: February 2026.

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