Votes at a glance: Upper Dublin School District Board, Aug. 26, 2025
September 06, 2025 | Upper Dublin SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
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UPPER DUBLIN, Pa. — At its Aug. 26 legislative meeting the Upper Dublin School District Board of School Directors approved a series of routine and committee recommendations by voice vote. Below is a concise list of motions recorded in the meeting transcript and their outcomes.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of July 28 special legislative meeting minutes — Approved (motion moved; second recorded; voice vote: all in favor).
- Education Committee items a–d (including an interagency Title I agreement for services to nonpublic schools and three assessment calendars) — Approved (voice vote). The interagency Title I item reported service for one student who generated equitable-share funds.
- Finance Committee items (items 6 a through i), including a Maple Glen roof change order — Approved (voice vote); board discussion included an explanation that additional plywood replacement was billed under unit prices in the contract.
- Personnel Committee items a–c (independent contractor for Wilson Reading support; service agreement with Cardinal Point; other personnel items) — Approved (voice vote).
- Pupil Services items a–f (six items presented) — Approved (voice vote).
- Policy Committee: Items 9A, 9B and 9Z — Approved for action per motions on the agenda; Policy 360 (3.60) was presented for first reading and will return for further consideration alongside policy 007 to ensure consistent conflict-of-interest language.
Other items noted in the meeting
- The board met in executive session earlier the same day "to discuss matters of personnel that appear on tonight's agenda, as well as the status of collective bargaining negotiations with the district and the UDEA," the board solicitor reported.
- Informational items: enrollment report and liaison committee summaries were placed on the record.
How votes were recorded
Most approvals were made by voice vote. On multiple motions the transcript records "all in favor, say 'aye'" with no roll-call vote recorded in the public meeting minutes provided in the transcript.
Ending: The board scheduled upcoming committee and legislative meetings and adjourned. The next legislative meeting is Monday, Sept. 29 at 7:00 p.m.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of July 28 special legislative meeting minutes — Approved (motion moved; second recorded; voice vote: all in favor).
- Education Committee items a–d (including an interagency Title I agreement for services to nonpublic schools and three assessment calendars) — Approved (voice vote). The interagency Title I item reported service for one student who generated equitable-share funds.
- Finance Committee items (items 6 a through i), including a Maple Glen roof change order — Approved (voice vote); board discussion included an explanation that additional plywood replacement was billed under unit prices in the contract.
- Personnel Committee items a–c (independent contractor for Wilson Reading support; service agreement with Cardinal Point; other personnel items) — Approved (voice vote).
- Pupil Services items a–f (six items presented) — Approved (voice vote).
- Policy Committee: Items 9A, 9B and 9Z — Approved for action per motions on the agenda; Policy 360 (3.60) was presented for first reading and will return for further consideration alongside policy 007 to ensure consistent conflict-of-interest language.
Other items noted in the meeting
- The board met in executive session earlier the same day "to discuss matters of personnel that appear on tonight's agenda, as well as the status of collective bargaining negotiations with the district and the UDEA," the board solicitor reported.
- Informational items: enrollment report and liaison committee summaries were placed on the record.
How votes were recorded
Most approvals were made by voice vote. On multiple motions the transcript records "all in favor, say 'aye'" with no roll-call vote recorded in the public meeting minutes provided in the transcript.
Ending: The board scheduled upcoming committee and legislative meetings and adjourned. The next legislative meeting is Monday, Sept. 29 at 7:00 p.m.
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