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Board approves consent and master motions—including personnel, business and educational items—by unanimous votes

5608986 · August 20, 2025
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Summary

The Neshaminy School District Board approved several grouped (master) motions covering routine financial reports, personnel actions, business operations contracts and educational items; all motions passed by 6–0 votes with three members absent.

The Neshaminy School District Board of Directors approved several grouped (master) motions that bundled routine financial reports, personnel items, business operations contracts and educational-development items. Each grouped motion passed unanimously by the six voting board members present.

At the start of the meeting the board recorded three absences: two directors (Missus Hallenbeck and Mister Allen) and Mister Rodriguez were absent with prior notice. Six board members were present and cast votes on the bundled motions.

Routine matters: A master motion covering agenda items 2.01 (minutes), 2.02 (treasurer's report), 2.03 (check register and procurement card purchases), 2.04 (investments), 2.05 (exonerations) and 2.06 (bids) was moved by Mr. Smorny and seconded; the motion passed 6–0.

Personnel: A master motion covering 3.01 (new hires), 3.02 (reclassifications), 3.03 (retirements, resignations, end of assignments), 3.04 (leaves of absence), 3.05 (co‑curricular and ancillary assignments) and 3.06 (tenure) was moved by Mrs. Prochis and seconded by Ms. Wolffeeser. The board acknowledged congratulations to those receiving tenure and approved the personnel package 6–0.

Business operations: A master motion covering 4.01 (2026 public board meeting schedule), 4.02 (contracted services for 2025–26), 4.03 (Dell lease agreement), 4.04 (Lakeside agreement addendum), 4.05 (MOU with Middletown/Lower Southampton Township Police Department for 2025–26), 4.06 (MOU for the Lower Southampton Township SRO 2025–26) and 4.07 (amendment to agreement of sale for Oliver Heckman) was moved by Ms. Lafferty, seconded by Ms. Marshall and approved 6–0.

Educational development: A master motion covering 5.01 (Title I schoolwide improvement plans), 5.02 (Pre‑K Counts partnership agreement), 5.03 (student settlement agreements) and 5.04 (out‑of‑district placement) was moved by Ms. Walviser, seconded by Ms. Lafferty and approved 6–0.

Each motion was approved without substantive debate or amendment in the public meeting minutes provided. The board adjourned after moving to close the session.

Votes at a glance: - Routine matters (2.01–2.06): moved by Mr. Smorny; outcome: approved, vote 6–0. - Personnel (3.01–3.06): moved by Mrs. Prochis; outcome: approved, vote 6–0. - Business operations (4.01–4.07): moved by Ms. Lafferty; outcome: approved, vote 6–0. - Educational development (5.01–5.04): moved by Ms. Walviser; outcome: approved, vote 6–0.