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Upper Darby school board approves routine reports, introduces new Westbrook Park principal
Summary
The Upper Darby School District board approved the posted agenda and adopted multiple routine reports by voice vote, and a board member introduced Cameron Bush as the new principal of Westbrook Park Elementary School; one public commenter had already spoken and no further public testimony was recorded.
The Upper Darby School District Board of School Directors approved its posted agenda and adopted a series of routine reports by voice vote and introduced a new elementary school principal during a brief voting meeting.
The board, led by the president (speaker 1), moved quickly through consent and action items. A motion to approve the agenda was moved and seconded and carried by voice. The board then adopted the instructional curriculum report after President called on Mr. Hussain (speaker 5) to present it. Mr. Hussain told the board the instructional curriculum report was in members' hands and moved for its adoption; the board voted in favor by voice.
The personnel report was likewise moved, seconded and adopted. On that item the president commented on student patience, saying, "These kids have been so patient. I have never seen I I'm just waiting for somebody to go, like, fall out. You have been so patient." The transcript records the remark as part of the personnel-item discussion.
A board member (speaker 6) introduced Cameron Bush as "the new Westbrook Park Elementary School principal," congratulating her and her family. The transcript records the introduction but does not include any remarks by Cameron Bush.
The board also adopted the transportation report, the facilities and donation reports, and the finance and budget report; each item was presented as "in the hands of" board members and available to the public, a motion was made and seconded, and each was approved by voice vote. The transcript does not show a roll-call tally for any vote.
At the time set for the public hearing the president said one person had signed up but that the young woman had already spoken; no additional public commenters were recorded. The meeting was then moved and seconded for adjournment and the president closed the meeting.
The session consisted largely of routine governance actions and a brief personnel announcement; no contested motions, roll-call votes, or substantive policy debates appear in the transcript.
