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Neshaminy board approves routine consent, personnel items and Head Start partnership agreement
Summary
The Neshaminy board approved master motions covering routine matters, personnel items and business operations and voted 8–0 to adopt a Head Start/Pre‑K partnership with the Bucks IU for 2026–27.
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The Neshaminy School District board passed a series of master motions during its meeting, approving routine consent items, personnel actions and business operations items, and formally approving a Head Start/Pre‑K partnership with the Bucks Intermediate Unit for the 2026–27 school year.
Routine matters: The board approved a master motion covering item 2.01 (minutes), 2.02 (treasurer’s report), 2.03 (check register and procurement card purchases), 2.04 (investments), 2.05 (exonerations), 2.06 (bids) and 2.07 (budget transfers). The motion passed 8–0.
Personnel: A personnel master motion covering 3.01 (appointments — new hires), 3.02 (rehires), 3.03 (retirements, resignations and end of assignments), 3.04 (leaves of absence), 3.05 (co‑curricular and ancillary appointments), 3.06 (summer hiring) and 3.07 (tenure awards) was approved 8–0. The board recognized several retirees by name during that vote.
Business operations: The board approved a master motion on business operations for 2026–27 that included annual appointments, treasurer appointment, assistant board secretary appointment, cooperative purchasing agreements, bidding authorizations, breakfast and lunch pricing and several service agreements and renewals. The motion passed 8–0.
Head Start/Pre‑K partnership: The board approved a resolution authorizing a partnership agreement with the Bucks IU to coordinate Head Start and pre‑K services, share assessments and records (as appropriate), support parent engagement and provide professional development and transition activities; the motion passed 8–0.
No roll-call tallies by name were recorded in the transcript beyond the aggregate 8–0 results for each motion.

