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Votes at a glance: Neshaminy board approves administrative hires and multiple personnel items, routine business
Summary
At the Jan. 22 meeting the Neshaminy Board approved an administrative appointments list, a bundled set of certificated and support personnel actions, and routine agenda items, all by unanimous votes.
The Neshaminy Board of School Directors unanimously approved a set of personnel and routine business items at its Jan. 22 meeting, including administrative appointments and multiple certificated and support personnel actions.
Agenda item 2.01: Administrative appointments — Board member Mrs. Hollenbeck moved to approve two administrative appointments; Mrs. Brocious seconded the motion. The board approved the appointments by a 9-0 vote. Board minutes show the new hires include Jessica Kelch as Pupil Services supervisor and Lauren Stefflick as supervisor overseeing federal and grant programs for the district.
A master motion later on the agenda consolidated numerous personnel items (agenda items 2.02–2.14 and several others) including certificated retirements and resignations, certificated appointments, leaves of absence, ancillary appointments and resignations, support appointments and resignations, student settlement agreements, and a memorandum of agreement between NSD and the NFT. The bundled motion was moved and seconded; the board approved the combined set of actions by voice vote recorded as 9-0.
The board also approved agenda items for the public board meeting including routine business matters, homebound instruction, overnight trips and the first reading of policy (items 3.01–3.04). Those routine approvals were listed as part of the consent/master motion process and recorded as passed.
The meeting included committee reports and informational items such as updates on the opening of Core/ Court Creek Elementary (administration reported a smooth transition and community open house), upcoming committee meeting dates, and a Neshaminy Education Foundation update about the Harlem Wizards fundraiser scheduled for March 15 in Gym 3 and seven grants totaling $12,394 awarded by the foundation.
No formal dissent or roll-call vote breakdown by individual board member name was recorded for the bundled personnel approvals; all items were recorded as passing unanimously. Several items noted solicitor review or administrative follow-up where required in motion language.
