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Upper Darby board approves agenda, reports and multiple policy updates at Feb. 11 meeting
Summary
The board approved the posted agenda, minutes and a series of routine reports; it also moved five policies from second reading to adoption and advanced three policies from first reading.
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The Upper Darby School District Board of School Directors approved the previously posted agenda and a series of routine reports and personnel items during its Feb. 11 combined work session and regular meeting.
Board members approved the agenda by voice vote, adopted the minutes of the Jan. 14, 2025 combined meeting, and approved the secretary, treasurer, personnel, supplies, facilities, use-of-facilities, donation, finance and budget reports. The district reported there were no online public comments for most roll-call votes.
On policy matters, the board advanced three policies on first reading (005 — Organization; 200 — Enrollment of Students; 202 — Eligibility of Nonresident Students). The board also moved five policies from second reading to adoption: 6.10 (Purchases Subject to Bid/Quotation), 6.11 (Purchases Budgeted), 801 (Public Records), 807 (Opening Exercises/Moment of Silence/Flag Displays), and 823 (Opioid Antagonist).
All motions for the agenda, minutes, reports and the policy adoptions were carried by voice vote; the board president called for ayes and the chair announced the motions carried. The meeting record did not include roll-call tallies for each voice vote in the transcript. Where required, the board recorded excused absences (Directors Fields, Piacentino Keo and Glenn were excused).
Other routine motions approved included the adoption of the instruction and curriculum report, the personnel report, and the motion to adjourn the meeting. No contested roll-call tallies or recorded no votes appeared in the meeting transcript for these items.
This summary lists formal actions recorded in the meeting and is intended as a concise reference of votes and outcomes rather than a transcript of debate.

