Redistricting Orientations

Click here for an important letter to parents and guardians of students who will be attending new elementary schools next year due to redistricting.

Keystone Schedules / Parent Letter

Keystones Secondary Parent Letter / Opt-out instructions

Keystone Schedule

• May 13 & 14 (Tuesday & Wednesday) - Algebra 1 (middle schools, AM sessions)
• May 12, 2025 (Monday) - Algebra 1 (high school, all day)
• May 14, 2025 (Wednesday) - Literature (high school, all day)
• May 16, 2025 (Friday) - Biology (high school, all day)

Family Resources

Click here for important information on a variety of resources for Neshaminy students and their families, including counseling services, crisis help, nursing services, resources for homeless families, CHIP children's health insurance and more.

SafeArrival Absence Reporting App

Neshaminy is pleased to introduce a new service called SafeArrival, which will make it easier to report student absences using a mobile app, a website or a toll-free phone number.

Please click on this document: SafeArrival User Guide (PDF) for information on SafeArrival and how to set it up. The application is live, and parents and guardians can begin using it immediately. At this time, handwritten notes and phone calls to Main Offices for absence reporting are also still accepted. Questions about SafeArrival should be directed to the Main Offices at each school.

Snow Day Information

Neshaminy schools will be closed for the first two snow days (the first of these was called on Monday, January 6). Any additional snow days called will be asynchronous online learning days. Please read the following document for information about snow days and asynchronous online learning: Snow Day Information / Asynchronous Learning

Every Student, Every Day

As we transition from summer to the 2024-2025 school year, we want to remind our Neshaminy families that every student's attendance, every day, is crucial to their academic success. We need your support to instill the habit of regular school attendance. It's important to understand that students who miss school frequently are at risk of lower academic achievement, failure, and even dropping out. Click on the links below to read letters to Neshaminy families about the importance of regular attendance and specific information on Neshaminy attendance policies.

• ATTENDANCE LETTER #1 (August 2024)
• ATTENDANCE LETTER #2 (September 2024)

Safe2Say Something app

Neshaminy offers the free Safe2Say mobile app for students, their families and Neshaminy staff to enhance safety throughout the District. Please click on the links below for more information about this important safety tool:

• Letter to parents and guardians
• Safe2Say Something introductory video for students
  
  

Health & Safety Plan

• Neshaminy Health & Safety Plan (adopted August, 2023)
  
  

Here Comes the Bus App

The free Here Comes the Bus app is now available for the entire District. You can track your student's bus using up-to-the-minute GPS data using the app, which is available at the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. It can also be accessed on the web here. 

Neshaminy's school code is 29378.

Student Accident Insurance

Neshaminy does not carry medical insurance for students, but we are pleased to offer an optional low-cost group plan for those families that desire extra coverage. Click here for more information about this plan and how to register.

Neshaminy Help Line

If you have questions about anything Neshaminy and are not sure where to start, please call 215-809-7777 or email questions@neshaminy.org.

Chromebook Information, Repairs, Permission Forms

• 1:1 Technology Website
• Chromebook Quick Start Guide

FIELD DAY

Friday, May 23rd 2025 (Rain Date May 24, 2025)

Wear Sunblock

Bring a water bottle with the student's name on it.

Last Name A-K wears BLUE

Last Name L-Z wears RED

TARDY FOR SCHOOL INFO

Please click here for information about being late for school.

Parent Resources 2024

Please click here for Academic Resources/Supports.

Food4Troops

Please help Mr. Weldie collect items for our deployed soldiers through Food4Troops. 

• We collect various items that are needed by our deployed soldiers and ship those items all over the world to whatever outpost they may be assigned to. 

• During past campaigns, some care boxes have even arrived by parachute and have been flown to aircraft carriers.

• This past Fall, I collected extra Halloween candy at Maple Point and, with assistance from my WIN students, shipped boxes to our soldiers stationed in S. Korea (Mr. Weldie was deployed there as a young Army MP), and also on a ship.

• We are transitioning now from candy to the list of various items requested most often by our soldiers (see below).

• The cost to ship each priority mail box has risen to $19.15. The postage is usually greater than the value of the items in the box. This is a true community effort.

• If you'd like to help, please send in anything you can from the list.

• Financial help is welcome too, as in the past years we have shipped up to 30 boxes (which would cost about $600 this year).  Feel free to participate in any way you're able to or would like to; everything is welcome. Thank you!

Canvas Information & Instructions

Canvas is our new online learning management system. Information and instructions for students and parents can be found here.

Parent access information to Canvas can be found here.

ATTENTION:  CELL PHONE POLICY

Please click here for the updated cell phone policy for the 2024-2025 year.

Follow Mr. Sokol on Twitter

Follow Mr. Sokol on Twitter for information, news, pictures and events at:

Maple Point MS@MP_MrSokol

 Supplemental Medical Insurance

Click HERE for more information on Student Accident Insurance.

From the SWPBIS Committee

We are excited to announce that Maple Point Middle School has kicked off their SWPBIS program this school year.  SWPBIS stands for School Wide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports.  The philosophy behind this program includes reducing problem behavior, increasing student engagement, improving academic performance and improving family involvement within the school district.  We are looking for donations to reward positive behavior in students and staff.  The SWPBIS program can only achieve its goals with the generosity from members of our community.  Without these donations, creating the SWPBIS program would not be possible.

Since the start of the SWPBIS program, we have relied on the generosity of individuals like you.  We ask you to consider a donation to our program.  Any contribution is welcome, as students are constantly being rewarded for their MP3 behavior.  (Examples of gift cards: Five Below, ITunes, Chick-Fil-A, Amazon, etc...)  Checks made out to Maple Point and cash are also welcome.  We hope that you will support our efforts.  Any donations can be brought to school with your child and delivered to the main office during the school day.

Thank you in advance for your generosity.

Volunteer information

For information about the volunteer background check process, please visit the Neshaminy volunteer web page.

Get the Neshaminy app!

The Neshaminy app is available for Apple and Android and can be downloaded for FREE at their online app stores. The app is a great way to connect with the District, receive important alerts, see information about your child and their school, and contact our staff.

Safe2Say Something app

Neshaminy is introducing the Safe2Say app on Thursday, April 10 in the middle schools and Neshaminy High School. Please click on the links below for more information about this important safety tool:

• Letter to parents and guardians
• Safe2Say Something introductory video for students