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Votes at a glance: Marple Newtown board approves routine motions, committee items, and personnel actions

Marple Newtown School Board · May 27, 2026
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Summary

At its May 26, 2026 meeting the Marple Newtown School Board approved the agenda, minutes, committee recommendations (budget, facilities), multiple personnel items, and curricular item 13.05 (Read 180). Most motions passed by unanimous voice vote with seven members present.

The Marple Newtown School Board on May 26 approved a slate of routine and committee motions during its regular meeting, including agenda adoption, minutes approval, committee recommendations and multiple human-resources items.

Key votes

- Agenda approval: Motion to accept the agenda was moved and carried by voice vote. - Secretary’s minutes: Motion to approve minutes was moved, seconded, and carried. - Budget & Finance Committee (items 1102–1110): Miss Harvey moved to approve the listed items; motion carried. - Facilities & Transportation Committee: Items presented by Mr. Desi were moved and approved by voice vote. - Curriculum, Instruction & Technology Committee: Multiple administrative items were approved (including item 13.02); curricular item 13.05 (implementation of Read 180 at elementary level) was approved after discussion and clarifications. - Human Resources and Policy (14.02–14.12): Motions for resignations, retirements and other personnel matters were moved and approved; the board acknowledged several retirees’ service.

The meeting’s roll call indicated seven board members present; when the board voted on motions the recorded response in each instance was affirmative, and the chair declared the motions approved. The meeting record did not include individual roll-call vote tallies for each motion beyond the initial attendance check, and most approvals were recorded as voice votes.