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Neshaminy board approves routine minutes, personnel and operations in unanimous votes

2401817 · February 26, 2025
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The Neshaminy School District Board of Directors approved routine minutes, financial reports, personnel items, business operations and educational development motions by unanimous 8–0 votes during the meeting.

The Neshaminy School District Board of Directors approved a series of master motions covering routine business, personnel actions, business operations and educational development by unanimous roll-call votes.

Board President Mrs. Burns called for a master motion to approve routine matters including minutes, the treasurer's report, check register and related procurement items (agenda items 2.01–2.07). The motion, made by Mr. Sullivan and seconded by Mrs. Hollenbeck, passed 8–0.

Mr. Sullivan also moved a combined master motion to approve personnel retirement and resignation items and related agenda items in sections 3 and 4; Mr. Rodriguez seconded and the motion passed 8–0. A separate master motion to approve personnel support items (5.01–5.04), made by Mrs. Hollenbeck and seconded by Mr. Allen, passed 8–0.

Business-operations motions including BCIU agreements and a memorandum of understanding for Pearl S. Buck Elementary School (6.01–6.02) were approved in a master motion by Mrs. Brocious (seconded by the board) and passed 8–0. Educational development items covering homebound instruction and overnight trips (7.01–7.02) were approved in a motion by Mr. Rodriguez and seconded by Mr. Allen, also passing 8–0.

The board announced committee scheduling changes and adjourned after a unanimous vote to end the meeting. No controversial or contested votes were recorded during the session.