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Board approves curriculum amendments and Community Cares pilot, votes 4–2 on chief‑of‑police job description
Summary
At its May meeting Methacton’s board approved a $20,000‑capped Community Cares pilot and a package of curriculum items (6–0), carried a motion authorizing diploma signatures, recorded a 4–2 vote against approving a chief‑of‑police job description, and heard public comments on bullying and fiscal transparency.
The Methacton School District board took several formal actions at its May meeting, approving curriculum items (including an amended Community Cares pilot), completing ceremonial diploma signings, and recording a contentious vote on a chief‑of‑police job description.
Early in the meeting the board moved and approved a procedural motion authorizing school directors who have a child graduating in the Class of 2025 (Ms. Purdue and Ms. Grama) to sign diplomas in place of the…
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