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Abington Heights board approves personnel report, price increase and capital projects in unanimous votes
Summary
The board approved a set of routine motions by roll call (all 7 in favor): the personnel report; a 10¢ adult-breakfast price increase for 2026–27; an Intermediate Unit agreement; a 2026–27 educational services agreement; a survey of 200 East Grove Street; and a $153,755 fencing project at Tarquet High School.
At its June 3 meeting, the Abington Heights School Board voted unanimously on a series of routine motions, recording a 7-0 roll-call vote on each item.
The board approved the personnel report and then approved a 10¢ increase to the adult breakfast price for the 2026–27 school year. The price change was described as a compliance action with Pennsylvania Department of Education guidance.
The board next approved an Intermediate Unit training and technical-assistance subrecipient agreement and a new educational services agreement for 2026–27 (vendor/contract details were not specified in the transcript).
On facilities and capital items, the board approved a survey of the 200 East Grove Street property by Guy D'Angelo and voted to approve a Tarquet High School fencing project with an approved amount of $153,755. Following the survey approval, a facilities committee representative said the committee will continue work exploring a possible sale of the 200 East Grove property, obtain a market analysis from a local realtor and return to the board for a public discussion with operational and capital-cost details before any sale decision.
Roll-call confirmation after each motion recorded the same seven board members voting "yes": Mr. Abdullah, Mr. Azar, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Kum, Mrs. Kho, Mr. Robson and Mr. Aker.
No motions failed or were tabled during the meeting; the board adjourned after receiving the use-of-facilities report.
