Neshaminy board approves broad consent package including personnel actions and student settlement

Neshaminy School District Board · January 14, 2026

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Summary

The Neshaminy School District board approved a master motion to adopt multiple consent and personnel items — including appointments, retirements, contracts and a student settlement — in an 8-0 vote; board members announced upcoming committee meetings and a full public meeting date.

The Neshaminy School District board unanimously approved a master motion to adopt a packaged set of consent and personnel items at its meeting. "I'd like to make a master motion to approve item 2.01 ..." moved Mister Sullivan, who then listed hires, rehires, reclassifications, retirements, leaves of absence, several contracts and a student settlement; the motion was seconded by Mister Rodriguez and passed 8-0.

The master motion covered personnel actions (items labeled 2.01 through 2.05), revisions to a summer pass agreement, contracted services for the 2025–26 school year, a student settlement agreement, student-discipline matters, an affiliation agreement with Eastern University, a second amendment of an agreement of sale listed as "Oliver Heckman" in the agenda text, assessment appeals noted for 3355 Street Road Owner LLC (Units 347, 351 and 355), and a food-service profit-sharing item. The motion was approved by all eight members present; Missus Walpizer was absent with prior notice.

Board member Missus Hollenbeck called attention to the retirements listed in item 2.04, noting that Miss Harkins is retiring after 35 years of service and Miss Ridge after 31 years; the board thanked them for their dedication.

Clerk announcements noted items slated for the public board meeting two weeks later, including routine business matters and a package of 12 overnight trips. The board also confirmed committee meeting dates for business operations (Jan. 21 at 6:30 p.m.), policy (Jan. 22 at 6:30 p.m.) and educational development (March 3 at 6:30 p.m.).

The meeting record shows the motion and vote were taken in open session; no other formal amendments or roll-call objections were recorded. The board adjourned following the approved business.