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Neshaminy board approves routine personnel actions and agreements in unanimous vote

5949381 · October 15, 2025
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Summary

Board approved a master motion covering new hires, retirements, contract renewals and other routine items in a single unanimous vote.

The Neshaminy School District board approved a master motion covering routine personnel actions, contracts and facility matters in a single unanimous vote.

At the Oct. 14 meeting, a board member moved a master motion to approve items listed as agenda section 2, including new hires, rehires, reclassifications, retirements, resignations, leaves of absence, co-curricular assignments, a county agreement, contracted services, an MOU with Bucks County Children and Youth and the sale of a 2015 Ford vehicle. The motion was seconded by Ms. Brocious and passed 9-0.

The motion bundled multiple routine approvals so the board could take them in a single vote. Board members offered a moment of thanks to Scott Bridal, who was identified in the meeting as retiring after 39 years of service to Neshaminy.

The board did not provide detailed line-item discussion of each agenda subitem during the vote; individual agenda numbers associated with the master motion were announced in the meeting as follows: 2.01 appointments (new hires), 2.02 appointment rehires, 2.03 reclassifications, 2.04 retirements/resignations/end of assignments, 2.05 leaves of absence, 2.06 co-curricular and ancillary assignments, 2.07 summer pass/County of Bucks agreement, 2.08 contracted services for 2025 through 02/19/26, 2.09 consideration of authorizing traffic-signal easements with Middletown Township and the County of Bucks for Core Creek Elementary School, 2.11 sale of 2015 Ford (vehicle), and 2.12 MOU with Bucks County Children and Youth. (Agenda number 2.10 was not specified in the meeting record presented.)

The board clerk recorded the outcome as “Motion passes 9 to 0.”