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Lower Moreland board approves personnel hires, finance items and policy readings
Summary
After presentations, the board moved through routine business and approved personnel appointments (including a long-term music substitute), extracurricular stipends, finance checklists and wire transfers, master capital projects updates and a batch of policy first/second readings by voice vote.
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Following presentations, the board considered routine business and approved several motions by voice vote.
Personnel: the board approved recommended personnel items including the recommendation to hire Sarah Fritz as a long-term substitute for high-school music for Jan. 5–June 17, awarded a quarter contract to Pat Engleman as library department chair and approved mentor assignments. The motions to approve athletic and non-athletic extracurricular contracts and stipends also passed by voice vote.
Finance and capital: the board approved a resolution not to exceed the Act 1 index for 2026–27, accepted vendor checklists (two checklists presented) and approved wire transfers for November totaling approximately $1,555,695.72. The master capital projects budget was updated to include Murray Avenue masonry work and other projects, leaving a reported remaining capital balance of $714,935.
Policies and clubs: the board approved a new student club proposal (Dreaming Forward Initiative, year 1) and approved first readings of policy items a–o and second readings of items p–ii as presented by the policy committee.
Voting: motions throughout the business section were carried by voice vote; the meeting record shows board members present and unanimous voice approval for the motions summarized above.
What happens next: standard administrative follow-up (contracts and budget postings) and a future substantive safety and facilities presentation were scheduled for the new year.

