Neshaminy board approves multiple service agreements and $69,752 contract for network switches

The Neshaminy School District Board of School Directors voted 9–0 to approve a slate of resolutions and a separate technology contract at its public meeting.

Board member Hollenbeck moved a “master motion” to approve agenda items 2.01 (a public school facility improvement grant), 2.02 (an agreement of service for social work), 2.03 (an agreement of service with Weisler Pearlstein LLP) and 2.05 (the district special education plan). The motion was seconded by Board member Rodriguez and passed unanimously, recorded as 9–0.

Hollenbeck introduced a second motion to approve agenda item 2.04, described in the agenda as contracted services with E Plus for elementary-school network distribution switches. The motion included the purchase price quoted in the meeting as “69752 dollars and 16 cents” (recorded in district documents as $69,752.16). The motion was seconded by Board member Brocious and passed by voice vote, 9–0.

The motion language on the record said the E Plus agreement is approved “with final form subject to legal review and acceptable to the solicitor.” The board’s recorded votes for both motions were unanimous; no member voiced opposition during the meetings’ roll call and voice-vote exchanges.

The board also listed routine business items for approval in the public meeting — including overnight trips, facility usage, student settlement agreements and the proposed 2026–27 school-year calendar — but the transcript does not record a separate roll-call vote on those listed items during the excerpt provided.

The meeting packet and the motions as read will be subject to the district’s standard finalization steps, including solicitor review for contract language. The board adjourned at the end of the session.

Next steps: The E Plus contract and the other approved agreements are to be finalized in forms acceptable to district legal counsel before implementation.