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Board approves personnel hires, extracurricular contracts, AB-block schedule and routine finance and policy items
Summary
At the Dec. 2 meeting the board carried voice votes to approve personnel hires and stipends, non-athletic extracurricular contracts, accounts-payable and wire transfers, financial reports, a master capital projects budget (document contained a dated entry that appears to be a clerical error), an AB-block schedule for LMHS starting 2026-27, an out-of-state grade-6 trip to Ellis Island, and first and second readings of multiple policy revisions.
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The Lower Moreland Board of School Directors approved a series of routine and substantive motions during its Dec. 2, 2025 meeting.
The board adopted the minutes of the Dec. 16, 2025 meeting by voice vote. It approved personnel motions including two new leads at Pine Road and three hires (a substitute clerical aide and summer sports camp director and assistant) and approved non-athletic extracurricular contract stipends for the Buddy Club staffing arrangement.
The board carried motions to approve the accounts-payable checklist, a wire transfer and the financial reports as presented. The board also approved the master capital projects budget as listed in the meeting materials; the budget packet lists a date of "01/02/1926," which appears to be a clerical or transcription error in the materials rather than a substantive budget change.
On school operations, the board approved an AB-block schedule with a lunch-and-learn for Lower Moreland High School to begin in the 2026-27 school year. The board also approved the annual out-of-state grade-6 trip to Ellis Island.
Policy items C through N (first readings of revised policies) and items P through BB (second readings) were moved and approved as recommended by the policy committee.
All of the votes recorded in the meeting were carried by voice; individual roll-call tallies were not provided in the transcript. The board adjourned to its next meeting on Feb. 3 at 7 p.m.

