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Superintendent reports smooth start to 2025–26; Neshaminy Education Foundation dedicates memorial tree for late superintendent
Summary
A district speaker reported a smooth start to the 2025–26 school year, outlined back-to-school nights and upcoming community events, and the Neshaminy Education Foundation dedicated a memorial tree honoring the late superintendent Dr. Gary Bowman.
A speaker delivering the superintendent's report said the 2025–26 school year began smoothly and thanked teachers, bus drivers and administrators for welcoming students during orientation. The speaker noted new academic programs planned for the year and encouraged parents and guardians to attend upcoming back-to-school nights and community events.
Specific events listed in the report included a back-to-school night at Chamonix High School this Thursday, the elementary school's back-to-school night next Thursday, and middle-school nights the following week. The speaker also said Tuwanka splits its back-to-school nights between Wednesday and Thursday for the coming week. Community events noted included an all-sports hall of fame ceremony and first responders night before the football game on Friday, a homecoming carnival on Friday, Sept. 26, and a pink-out and senior night on Friday, Oct. 3.
Separately, the Neshaminy Education Foundation held a dedication ceremony for a memorial tree honoring the late superintendent Dr. Gary Bowman. Foundation board members said Bowman helped start the Neshaminy Education Foundation in 1993; a plaque honoring him will be displayed outside the district office entrance. The foundation's next board meeting was announced for Monday, Oct. 13 at 4 p.m. at Maple Pointe, and members of the community were invited to attend.
