Upper Moreland Township School District

The board meeting included reports on student activities, professional development and conference requests, and facilities planning. Several key actions were taken, including the approval of various contracts, agreements with the Service Employees International Union and administrative support personnel, and professional services agreements. The board also adopted new policies, reviewed financial reports, and heard various liaison committee reports regarding the arts and technology center, educational foundation, and local government.

The board addressed several administrative and operational items, including the approval of the Upper Moreland Wrestling Club's donation and fee waiver request. Various agreements were authorized, such as the 2025-2026 YMCA Before and After School program, LinkIt! Data Management System, childcare practicum placements, and an interagency agreement for Title I services. Facility-related approvals included a new building configuration for the transition program, renovations for the ground floor at 509 Davisville Road, and a lease at 2900 Terwood Road. Financial actions included the adoption of the 2025-2026 Food Service Budget, the purchase of a new facilities truck and tractor, and general personnel action items. Additionally, the board moved forward with policies for second reading and adoption.

The board approved the reappointment of the Assistant Superintendent and a new employment agreement. Key program approvals included a learning partnership with EF Educational Tours, various professional development requests, and the district guidance plan for 2026-2029. Facilities and operations actions involved approving an engineering service contract for the bleachers and auxiliary gym, and granting waivers for community use of school facilities. Financial business included the approval of monthly reports, a transition agreement for special legal counsel, an electronic ticketing agreement, and the purchase of 600 Chromebooks for the upcoming school year. Additionally, the board adopted several policies and received reports from various liaisons and the superintendent.

The board meeting covered a wide range of administrative and operational items. Key discussions and actions included approval for various summer youth sports camps, the purchase of wireless access points through the E-Rate program, and the acquisition of new facilities equipment including a truck and high school gym scoreboards. The board authorized a turf partner agreement for the spring season, approved personnel action items, reviewed the initial draft of the 2026-2027 budget, and extended a contract for audit services. Additionally, the board authorized legal proceedings for delinquent tax collection and approved the membership services budget for the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit. Several school policies were discussed and adopted.

The board approved several agenda items, including district donations and the election of PSBA officers. Key approvals involved the 2025-2026 extracurricular clubs and activities, multiple student travel trips for the baseball team, indoor percussion, and winter guard, as well as various contracts, agreements, and professional development requests. The board also approved a waiver of fees for a local Girl Scout troop, personnel action items, and the financial reports for August 2025. Additionally, the board addressed policy adoptions and repeals and received various liaison reports on district-related committees and organizations.