Facilities & Planning Committee meetings

Neshaminy will be holding three important Facilities & Planning Committee meetings over the next few weeks, each with a different focus:

• Thursday, May 16, Walter Miller Elementary School, 6:30 pm will focus on long-range planning and 2019-20 budget items.
• Wednesday, May 29, Board Conference Room at Maple Point, 6:30 pm  will focus on the recently-completed Sundance demographic study.
• Thursday, June 6, Poquessing Middle School, 6:30 pm will focus on the proposed Verizon communications tower on Poquessing property.

These meetings are a great opportunity for direct conversation and feedback about these important issues.

Time to register!

Registration is open for all students entering full-day kidergarten for 2019-2020 and students new to Neshaminy School District. The process begins online by visiting the Central Registration website here.

Senior Tax Assistance: Income qualification limit raised

On January 22, the Neshaminy School Board voted to increase the maximum household annual income qualification guideline for the Senior Citizen Tax Assistance Program from $19,999 to $24,999. The goal is to help qualified seniors cope with rising costs, and the money to fund this has already been budgeted so it will not affect District operations or curriculum. Since 1977, the District has distributed over $2.6 million to our senior citizens through tax assistance programs. More information about the program can be found here.

School Board meeting videos now posted online

All Public Work Sessions and Public Board Meetings (dating back to January, 2017) are now available for viewing on a new District YouTube Channel. These videos will be posted within a day or two of the meeting. Videos will continue to air on the NSDTV cable channel as well.

Alumni news & information

The Neshaminy Alumni Committe has started a new social media group on Facebook which can be joined here. 

Neshaminy Update District newsletter

What's happening around Neshaminy? Check out the latest District newsletter here to find out!

1:1 Technology Summer Policy for grades 5-9

This year, students in grades 5-9 will be taking their 1:1 Chromebooks/iPADS home for the summer. This will allow them to continue school projects and explore their devices.  For more information please read the 1:1 Summer Take Home

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

Help us Build Futures!

District Employment Information

For information about all other positions at Neshaminy, please visit our employment web page for information on current vacancies and application materials.

2018-2019 year-end schedule

On March 26, the Neshaminy School Board approved changes to the 2018-2019 calendar to account for weather and other school closures. The schedule for students will not change while teachers at Maple Point, Buck and Hoover will have one additional Professional Development day.

• NHS Comencement: Wednesday, June 12 (rain dates 6/13, 6/14)
• Half-days for students: Wednesday, Thursday & Friday June 12, 13 & 14
• Final day for students: Friday, June 14
• Teacher Professional Development Days: Monday & Tuesday, June 17 & 18
• Additional Teacher Professional Development Day for Hoover, Buck & Maple Point only: Wednesday, June 19

Summer Stock 2019 registration now open

Once again, Neshaminy Summer Stock will be offering a professional-level theater program for students entering grades 2-12. Information and registration materials can be found here.