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Haverford Township board approves routine minutes, $4.82M in disbursements, personnel and contract items
Summary
At its July 16 meeting the Haverford Township School District board approved routine minutes, disbursements totaling $4,824,405.21, personnel actions, multiple contracts and a $135,201.45 change‑order package for the Coopertown construction project. Public commenters urged stronger oversight of educational technology and AI.
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The Haverford Township School District board on July 16 approved routine minutes and a slate of financial, personnel and contract items during a regularly scheduled meeting.
A motion to approve the official minutes from the June 18 work session passed by voice vote. The board then approved disbursements totaling $4,824,405.21 following brief discussion about technology spending and planned internal audits. The motion to approve disbursements carried by voice vote with no opposed recorded.
The board accepted listed retirements and resignations; administrators recognized a long‑serving facilities employee, identified in the record as JR, who will retire after overseeing ongoing construction work. Appointments contingent on receipt of required clearances (Act 168 of 2014) were approved, and the board approved affiliation agreements with Temple University to serve as placement sites for three school psychology interns in 2026–27.
The board voted to retain the firm McNeese, Wallace and Nurick as special counsel for labor relations based on an RFP process. Trustees asked that administration provide the contract or statement of work for review; administration said contract development and negotiations are in progress.
Other actions recorded as approved by voice vote included educational service agreements and out‑of‑district contracts for students, a student assistance program consultant contract, enrollment of one international exchange student for 2026–27, a student robotics excursion, and the revised 2026–27 school calendar.
The board recorded a motion to approve change orders for the Coopertown construction project (see separate report). The meeting concluded with administrative announcements and an adjournment. The next regular work session is scheduled for Aug. 6, 2026, at 7 p.m. in the administration building boardroom.

