Neshaminy Update

🔗The 10th Annual Neshaminy STEAM Expo was held on Wednesday, April 15, at Neshaminy High School. This event has become a highly anticipated tradition since the first one was held in 2015 (it was cancelled during the pandemic). It brings hundreds of elementary and middle school students and their families together with their high school counterparts and NHS staff along with dozens of visitors from community groups and businesses to explore all aspects of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. The students enjoyed a variety of activities, labs and crafts and had the opportunity to check out some of the science and technology resources that they will be able to enjoy when they get to the high school in a few years. The youngest visitors enjoyed activities in an extensive, immersive outer space-themed hallway and classroom decorated by students in the Family and Consumer Science Preschool Lab program.

🔗 STEAM Expo Photo Gallery (Neshaminy District Facebook Page)

In April, a group of seventh-grade students from Maple Point MS had the opportunity to build and test-drive programmable LEGO robot kits that will be implemented next year as part of the middle school technology education program. These kits are one of many additions to the curriculum as the Pennsylvania STEELS standards are integrated into the technology and science program.

In the exercise, the students had ten minutes to build the miniature robots in two groups. They then programmed the robots to perform various maneuvers using color-coded cards, which were identified by the robots using a miniature camera. This particular resource will be used by students in the eighth grade, which means that these students will see the robots again in their technology education classes next year.

For the tenth time, the Neshaminy music program and community have been named one of the best in the country by the NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) Foundation. According to the foundation, the program spotlights and celebrates school districts and individual schools across the United States "for their exemplary dedication to music education and their ongoing efforts to ensure equitable access to music learning as part of a well-rounded education."

Recipients of the 2026 BCME Awards were selected through a comprehensive application and review process that evaluates key indicators, including funding, instructional time, participation rates, facilities and community support.

"Being recognized for the tenth time speaks to the long-standing tradition of excellence in our music program," said Neshaminy lead music teacher Alexis Cassidy. "It’s built on years of dedication from our educators and the joy and commitment our students bring to making music every day."

To view livestream, recent and archived videos of concerts at Neshaminy High School (including district music festivals), visit the link below.

🔗 Neshaminy HS Concert Videos

Registration for the 2026-2027 school year is now open. Parents and guardians of new Neshaminy students should begin the process online by visiting www.neshaminy.org/register. Be sure to use the "Register a Student for Next Fall (2026—2027)" link on the registration page.

RE-REGISTRATION (ENTERING GRADES 5 and 9)

Parents and guardians of students entering grades 5 and 9 at the start of the 2026–2027 school year are asked to review and update their residential and contact information. This routine re-registration process supports accurate student records and helps ensure smooth transitions, appropriate school placement, transportation, services, staffing, and resource planning for the upcoming school year. Visit the link below for more information.

STUDENT, FAMILY INFORMATION UPDATES (ENTERING GRADES 1-4, 6-8, 10-12)

Starting this spring, ALL Neshaminy parents and guardians (except those re-registering for rising grade 5 and 9 students) must update their information in Home Access each year. If you have not completed this update yet, please check your email for information and instructions.

VACCINATION REMINDER

ALL NEW STUDENTS, RISING 7TH GRADE STUDENTS, and RISING 12TH GRADE STUDENTS (including NSDVA) must have updated immunization records prior to the start of the 2026-27 school year. We understand that annual appointments are difficult to schedule, therefore we encourage that you begin planning those appointments with your family’s medical provider now so there is no delay to the start of school year should for your child(ren).

Parents and guardians are encouraged to review their child's immunization status and submit updated documentation to your child’s school office as soon as possible to avoid any interruption of school attendance this fall. The link below can help guide you through your informational needs regarding immunizations requirements:

🔗 Neshaminy Vaccination Information Website

If there is any doubt or you are not sure that your child’s immunizations are up to date, you should consult your primary care doctor, pediatrician, or local health department for further guidance about what immunizations your student may need.

RESOLUTION HELPS VICTIMS OF TAX FRAUD

At the April 14 meeting, the School Board unanimously approved a resolution that allows the Bucks County Tax Claim Bureau and district administrators to waive fees, penalties and interest for property owners "in limited circumstances" who are delinquent in their property tax payements due to verified cases of tax fraud against them. Such a waiver would be determined on a case-by-case basis.

BUSINESS OPERATIONS COMMITTEE: 2026-2027 budget, district growth and more

The committee met on Wednesday, April 15. The major topics of the night were the 2026-2027 budget process, facilities proposals based on a new demographic study, discussion of Aramark, the district's food service provider and property tax collections.

The district continues to make steady progress in maintaining a strong financial position while planning for future needs. During the meeting, officials shared that revenues and expenditures remain largely on track, with spending slightly higher than last year due to timing and planned commitments.

The overall budget picture has improved significantly, with the projected deficit reduced through careful adjustments. However, ongoing financial pressures remain—particularly in special education, where costs are both significant and difficult to predict. District leaders emphasized the importance of continued monitoring to ensure long-term stability. The final budget proposal is scheduled to be published in May with final School Board approval scheduled for June.

A key highlight of the meeting was a detailed facilities presentation by Schradergroup, a Philadelphia architectural and engineering firm, focused on future enrollment growth and building capacity. While elementary and middle schools currently have enough space across the district, the high school is expected to face capacity challenges within the next several years. Projections show the need for approximately 14–16 additional classrooms by 2029. To address this, two conceptual expansion options were introduced: a comprehensive plan that includes new athletic and dining facilities, and a more targeted, cost-conscious approach centered on classroom additions and expanded cafeteria space. Both options underscore the need for timely decision-making, as planning and design would need to begin soon to meet anticipated demand.

The meeting also covered several important operational updates. The district completed a competitive bidding process for its food service program, ultimately selecting Aramark to continue providing services, with noted improvements in leadership and food offerings.

The next full Board meeting will be the Public Work Session held on Tuesday, May 12 at 7 pm. The May Board Public Meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 28 at 7 pm. All meetings are held in the District Board Room at Maple Point. The meeting video livestream, agenda and archive video of past meetings can be found at www.neshaminy.org/meetings.

COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Attending a committee meeting is a great way to interact with School Board members and district administrators in a less formal, more conversational setting. Committee meetings are held throughout the school year. Upcoming committee meetings include:

• Tuesday, May 5: Educational Development Committee
• Thursday, May 14: Policy Committee
• Wednesday, June 3: Business Operations Committee

All committee meetings are held at 6:30 pm in the District Board Room at Maple Point unless otherwise noted. Times and dates may change — please check the Neshaminy district website for updates.

• Friday, May 1, 7:00 pm: Neshaminy HS Jazz Festival
• Saturday, May 2, 7:00 pm: A Capella @ The Point, Maple Point MS (see article below)
• Tuesday, Wednesday, May 5 & 6: PSSA exams (grades 5 and 8 only)
• Wednesday, May 6-Saturday, May 9: NHS Spring Drama, Black Box Theater
• Friday, May 8, 7:00 pm: 6th Annual SUNSet Challenge 2K/5K, Maple Point MS, details at www.sunsetchallenge.org
• Tuesday, May 12 - Monday, May 18: Keystone Exams
• Friday, May 15: Elementary school Field Days
• Tuesday, May 19: Election Day, schools closed
• Wednesday -Thursday, May 20 and 21, 6:00-8:00 pm: District Art Show, NHS Gym 1
• Friday, May 22: Middle school Field Days
• Monday, May 25: District closed, Memorial Day
• Wednesday, June 3, 6:30 pm: NHS Senior Awards Ceremony
• Wednesday, June 10, 6:30 pm: Neshaminy HS Commencement Ceremony
• Wednesday, June 10-Friday, June 12: Half-days for students
• Friday, June 12: Last day of school for students

For updated event and sports information please see the district and school website calendars.

Registration is still open for the 2026-2027 Pre-K Counts preschool program at Neshaminy. This is a grant program funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania that provides free, high-quality pre-kindergarten education to families who meet the age and financial criteria. Classes in the Neshaminy Pre-K Counts program are held at locations in the district, including in Neshaminy schools. To be eligible for the 2026-2027 PA Pre-K Counts program, children and families must meet the following criteria:

• Your child turns 3 or 4 by September 1, 2026.
• Your total household income may not exceed 300% of the federal income guidelines.

Click on the link below for guidelines and registration information.

🔗 Neshaminy Pre-K Counts Information and Registration

Neshaminy School District is looking for both certified and support staff for the 2026-2027 school year. Visit our employment website to see the available positions and complete an application or join us at one of our ESS Hiring Events held on several Fridays in the District Board Room at Maple Point.

STUDENT SERVICES

Families are encouraged to visit the district website for information about the following important services and policies:

• Special Education Services
• Gifted Students
• Services for Protected Handicapped Students
• Destruction of Records
• Medical Assistance
• Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)

HOMELESSNESS RESOURCES

Life is uncertain, but your child’s education doesn’t have to be. The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act can help provide school stability for your child if you do not have a permanent home. More information is available here. Additional information and resources can be found on the district website here.

MEAL ASSISTANCE

Families in need of food assistance can take advantage of the following resources:

The Bucks County Opportunity Council Food Program

721 Veterans Highway

Bristol, PA 19007

Ph: 215-781-2661

🔗 Food Program: https://bcoc.org/food-program/

🔗 Food Pantries: https://bcoc.org/food-pantries/

The Bucks County HUB (“Live” Human Services Directory)

Phone: 215-348-6201

Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

🔗 Contact the Hub

The United Way 211 Helpline

Phone: Call 211

🔗 https://www.211.org/

Congratulations to the winners of this year's District Art Show poster contest: The high school winner is Giorgi Tamoyan, middle school winner is Anushka Tailor and our elementary school winner is Violetta Pstyga. The District Art Show is coming up on Wednesday and Thursday, May 20 and 21 from 6:00-8:00 pm in Gym 1 at Neshaminy High School.

Students in the after-school Running Club at Walter Miller ES start each meeting with a character-building activity, then warm-ups, then laps.

The Girls on the Run Club at Albert Schweitzer ES is about much more than running. It involves team-building, self-esteem, choice-making, empowerment, and friendship skills.

Core Creek ES had so many students interested in their after-school running club that they have two groups that meet on different days.

Albert Schweitzer ES brought energy and excitement to their recent PSSA Pep Rally on Friday, April 17 with a surprise staff flash mob that had students on their feet! Prior to the performance, students reviewed important test-taking strategies to help them feel confident and played ‘Are You Smarter than a Third Grader?’ and ‘Are You Smarter than a Fourth Grader?’ with their teachers.

During the rally, the Schweitzer staff proudly unveiled their brand-new Book Nook—an eye-catching vending machine filled with books. This innovative addition is designed to celebrate and reward students for demonstrating our CARES values in meaningful ways.

Students can earn a coveted golden coin for the Book Nook by being selected as a monthly Mystery Motivator or by being “caught” going above and beyond in areas such as grit, perseverance, and demonstrating CARES behaviors. (Cooperation, Positive Attitude, Respect, Empathy, and Safety.) These moments of excellence now come with an extra special reward—choosing a book to keep and enjoy at home. The first recipients got to try out the new machine on stage.

On the morning of Friday, April 17, Tawanka Elementary School celebrated the final day of the school's Autism Acceptance Week with a $1,000 check presentation to the Puzzle Pieces Squared non-profit; a local group focused on autism advocacy and support for parents and guardians. The school raised the money by selling t-shirts, which many of the students wore to school for the day. The staff and students were also treated to a special appearance by Swoop from the Philadelphia Eagles courtesy of the We Dance Together Foundation during two assemblies (for different grades).

As part of the acceptance efforts, Tawanka Speech Pathologist, Ms. Cassandra Weber, and Autistic Support Teacher, Mrs. Michelle McFadden, created an interactive bulletin board to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month this April. The board is designed to look like an iPad / Augmentative and Alternative Communication Device with the application TouchChat. The two created a script for teachers to use with their classrooms to describe different types of devices and practicing using the interactive AAC device. Students can create sentences such as "I need help,” “I feel happy,” and “I like to play,” just to name a few.

With the growing number of students with disabilities and students using different types of devices, Ms. Weber and Mrs. McFadden thought it was important for students to understand the use of AAC devices or talkers and see what it may be like to use one, especially during this month.

Mrs. Mannherz’ Kindergarten class and Ms. Kotsopoulos’ first grade class took a trip down to Mrs. McFadden’s classroom to see where their peers learn and spend their time when not participating in inclusion opportunities. The students were able to ask their peers questions about the classroom, schedule, and their favorites between the two classrooms along with exploring some of the students’ favorite sensory toys and tactile bins. Both the students in Mrs. McFadden’s class and inclusion classrooms loved the opportunity to see their classmates' other room and what their everyday looks like.

The Herbert Hoover ES Chess Club held their final tournament of the year in mid-April. The club met weekly for students who wanted to learn the game or who already had experience and wanted to sharpen their skills.

Could you hack this? Students in Lorraine Takacs' third-grade class at Core Creek ES are studying the structures, functions, and needs of Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches as part of their science program. They took the "hands-on" approach to science to a whole new level!

Joseph Ferderbar ES wrapped up their March Madness: Tournament of Books in early April and reported that it was a huge success! Students and staff listened to each of the 16 books and voted throughout the month of March for their favorite. The book that won the tournament was "Piece Out," written by Alex Willan. Throughout the tournament, random students were selected to receive a free book. At the conclusion of the tournament, students celebrated with a Pajama Day and selected a free book to enjoy.

Herbert Hoover ES second-graders enjoyed a fun and educational trip to the Middletown Township municipal complex on Friday, April 10 to learn about all the different aspects of local government.

The SPIRIT Club at Carl Sandburg MS recently organized a successful drive to support the Women's Humane Society. Students promoted the effort throughout the school, encouraging donations of much-needed pet supplies such as food, blankets, and toys. Thanks to their enthusiasm and the generosity of the school community, the collection made a meaningful impact in helping care for animals in need.

Congratulations to Maple Point MS students who recently participated in the Bucks County Reading Olympics Competition. Reading Olympics is a team-based event that celebrates reading, teamwork, and a love of books. The teams worked together all year to read and prepare for this competition.

• The 5th grade team, Reading Rebels, took Second Place.

• The 6th grade team, Rings of Fire, earned First Place.

• The 7th/8th grade team, 6 Books 7 Days a Week, also earned a First Place Award.

On Saturday, May 2, a very special "A Cappella" choral concert will be held at the Harry M. Dengler Performing Arts Center at Maple Point Middle School. The following groups will be featured:

• The Carl Sandburg MS Soundwaves
• The Poquessing MS Heights Lane
• The Maple Point MS Points of Harmony
• The Treble Makers from Drexel University
• Backtrack Vocals from New York City

Tickets are $10 and can be purchased online at the following link: Maple Point Concert Tickets

On Wednesday, April 15, Poquessing MS students enjoyed celebrating Spring at the World Cup Block Party! Aside from competing in some fun games and cornhole, students enjoyed some delicious water ice from Richman’s Ice Cream and a visit from Phang, the mascot of the Philadelphia Union.

6th grade students at Poquessing explored and discussed artists who use their work to bring awareness to social issues and create change in their communities. Our project focused on the need for animal adoption and the benefits of adopting, rather than buying from breeders. Students created oil pastel portraits of adoptable pets from Women's Animal Shelter and Bucks County SPCA.

Carl Sandburg recently brought the excitement of March Madness to life with their very own Rock, Paper, Scissors Tournament. Students began by competing within their homerooms, then advanced to face off against other homeroom champions until grade-level winners were crowned. At the same time, staff members battled it out in their own bracket for ultimate bragging rights. The energy peaked at the end of the tournament week when both student and staff Final Fours and Championship rounds took place in the auditorium. The event culminated in an epic showdown–student vs. staff!

Mr. Karras and Mr. Canimore's math classes at Poquessing Middle School participated in a tournament inspired by March Madness, where they competed in teams by completing ALEKS topics. Each student worked individually to earn “points” for their team, contributing to their overall success.

Throughout the competition, students completed topics weekly, strengthening their math skills and working to close gaps in areas they had not yet mastered. Their effort, consistency, and teamwork were on full display. Congratulations to LSU for coming out on top, and great work to all students who participated in making this a fun and meaningful learning experience!

The 8th grade math classes at Maple Point held a “Math Madness” competition recently to see which teams could complete the most ALEKS topics over the same 4-week period as the NCAA “March Madness” basketball tournament. During the competition more than 10,000 combined ALEKS math topics were completed by the 8th graders. The students’ goal was to win a Pizza Party while the teacher’s driving force was for all of them to learn as much math as possible leading up to the PSSA. Each week half of the field was eliminated during the bracket play tournament with only 1 team left standing in the end for each teacher’s class. Those winning teams were celebrated this past Monday with a Pizza Party during their WIN period.

Kristin McGee, an Autistic Support teacher at Neshaminy HS was honored at an April 18 Phillies game as the first winner of the 2026 IBX Honor Roll. This honor, a joint initiative between Independence Blue Cross (IBX) and the Philadelphia Phillies, celebrates extraordinary teachers in the Philadelphia five-county and New Jersey regions.

According to the Phillies, "With 18 years of experience in education, Ms. McGee is known as a trusted teacher, valued teammate, and role model who brings heart and purpose to her work. Her impact extends far beyond her classroom and is reflected in her deep commitment to helping students build the skills and confidence they need to thrive in every part of their lives."

She was presented with the award on the field prior to the game.

In mid-April, Neshaminy HS students participated in the Pennsylvania Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Competition. Three students (pictured) - Dominick Studenic, Oliver Toscak, and Lily Magen - attended the conference at the Hershey Lodge, where they competed in events such as: Introduction to Public Speaking, Introduction to Business Communication, and Economics. During the conference, students had the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers from across the state, attend college and career workshops, and hear from guest speakers. In addition to those who stayed for the full conference, 15 other NHS students commuted to compete in various business-related events, testing their knowledge against students from across Pennsylvania.

The following Neshaminy students placed in the top ten of our state in their event:

• Emma Hunter – 8th Place, Healthcare Administration
• Yashvee Patel - 7th Place in Social Media in Business
• Parv Shah - 9th Place in Stock Market & Investments.

Neshaminy HS student Maiia Khimich competed in the Delaware Valley Science Fair at the Philadelphia Convention Center in Oaks in April. Maiia was selected as the 3rd place winner for 9th grade in the category of Zoology at the Bucks County Science Fair on March 14th, marking her eligible for this competition. Maiia’s project was titled “Different Squid Anatomy Based on Water Level”, and as you can see in the image, she was very creative in presenting her work and data analysis. Judges gave her feedback such as “professional” and “incredible attention to detail”.

Eighty members of the Neshaminy choir embarked on a trip to Arizona from April 9 through April 14. The students had the opportunity to perform and have a clinic at Arizona State University with Choir Professor Dr. Frank Watkins. They also visited several music-oriented attractions including the Hadestown National Tour at the Mesa Arts Center, heard the Phoenix Symphony play the Marvel Studios Infinity Saga Concert, visited the Musical Instrument Museum and Organ Stop Pizza, home of the world's largest theater pipe organ (seriously, it's in a pizza restaurant!). They also visited several other nearby tourist attractions including the Grand Canyon.

The students made Neshaminy proud getting compliments on their singing and behavior everywhere they went. Amazing memories were made and they enjoyed attending multiple professional musical performances.

Congratulations to the following middle school and high school music students who were invited to participate in the Bucks County Music Educators Association (BCMEA) and the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) music festivals and workshops this spring. These are annual, auditioned festivals feature the top middle and high school musicians in band, orchestra, and choir. Neshaminy HS music teacher and Marching Band Director Michael Pettis is the current President of the BCMEA.

Poquessing:

• Band: Adryana Hilzenrath, Kaelyn McMullen, Connor Slenker, Eve Viola
• Choir: Taylor Ciarrocchi, Jason Goodbred, Ellie Heine, Wynne James, Camryn Mocarski, Emma Ritter, Ava Smith, Jacob Strech
• Orchestra: Jason Broccardi, Samantha Watson

Sandburg:

• Band: Kyle Graves, Ryan Hubbard, Adam Jenchowski, Jacob Scott, Jadon Tung
• Choir: Elif Akgul, Jesse Buttari, Katie Donahue, Rob Drigant, Gianna Garcia, Maggie Hartman, Grayson Leach, Adelyn Marseglia, Evan McLoughlin, Olivia Mullins, Sophia Reed, Jake Rutecki, Clare Schaller, Lulu Tavares

Maple Point:

• Band: Richie Bleil, Gabe Farber, Coltrane Gravatt, Miguel Mervine
• Choir: Sophia Barone, Charles Buxton, Colin Callaghan, Genevieve Dykty, Abigail Faust, Aubrey Krauss, Adrianna Sgrillo, Alexis Walter
• Orchestra: Jaylen Judge, Sofia Karagrigoriou, Nolan Quan

NHS:

• Band: Caden Buretta, Vic Chen, Will Edwards, Sara-Ann Harvey, Noah Kelly, Henry Kornstedt, Mackenzie Loadwick, Andrew Pirollo, Annalise Seckinger, Anitya Shinde, Kara Sullivan, Maksim Toft, Addison Velez, Kayleigh Zajac
• Choir: Adrianna McCullough, Amelia Gaft, Hailey Rakoczy, Grace Dwyer, Andrea Durand-Perez, Mackenzie Lovekin, Emily Carr, Logan Leach, Landon Rivera, Nathan Kidd, Parker DiCesare, McKenzie Johnston, Sophia Pale, Samantha Orleski, Abby Kindness, Alaina Rigney, Katherine Selger, Kamryn Breault, Laila Boccella, Nicoli Royandoyan, Lucy Bogansky, Abhinu Nair, Liam Johnson, Jeremy Gripp, Asher Senior, Johnny Gonzalez, Max Von Euw
• Orchestra: Michael Bouffard, Adelia Hunter, Angelina Milorey, Nirja Patel, Maya Kopansky, Sophia Sol, Jonah DiGregorio, Alyshea Tomita, Teddy Stonik, Emily Schumacher, Taylor McCoy, Blake Angelini, Kyle Cramer, Alex Dewhirst, Jack Kidd, Gabriel Lebofsky, Henry Seckinger

Choir:

• District: Samantha Orleski, Abby Kindness, McKenzie Johnston, Sophia Pale, Courtney Neiman, Laila Boccella, Katie Selger, Nico Royandoyan, Abhinu Nair, Max Von Euw, Asher Senior, Brandon Price, David Schaller, Jack Kidd
• Region: Samantha Orleski, Abby Kindness, McKenzie Johnston, Sophia Pale, Laila Boccella, Nico Royandoyan, Abhinu Nair, Brandon Price

Orchestra:

• District: Michael Bouffard, Andrew Pirollo, Kara Sullivan
• Region: Andrew Pirollo, Kara Sullivan
• All State Orchestra: Andrew Pirollo

Band:

• District: Vic Chen, Noah Kelly, Andrew Pirollo, Kara Sullivan
• Region: Vic Chen, Andrew Pirollo
• All State Concert Band: Vic Chen

PMEA All State Student Ambassador Teachers Symposium:

• Taylor McCoy

PMEA All State Middle School Composition Competition Winner:

• Kyle Graves

On Thursday, April 9, the March Student of the Month recipients at the high school were honored. This month they were chosen by the Social Studies, English Language Development and Building Staff Support departments, and along with a student previously honored by the Feasterville Rotary were recognized with a ceremony in the Black Box Theater and breakfast with their parents at the school.

Left to Right: Abdulvosit Rakhimov, Isabella Brace, Paige Bowers, Dylan Shuster, Corinne Pastman, Ella Hoyas, Zukhro Abduvalieva, Mr. Stephen Garstka (Principal), Siya Patel, and Abdullo Faizylov.

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Neshaminy School Board of Directors

Marty Sullivan - President

Tina Hollenbach - Vice-President

Erin Brosious

Kristin Egan

Jake Krause

Beth Marshall

Nicholas McGoldrick

Carlos Rodriguez

Jill Waldbieser

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Neshaminy School District

Superintendent

Jason Bowman

Assistant to the Superintendent for Educational Operations

Dr. Sean Haines

Assistant to the Superintendent for Elementary Education

Dr. Michelle Burkholder

Assistant to the Superintendent for Secondary Education

Dr. Kate Hinshaw

Assistant to the Superintendent for Pupil Services and Special Education

Dr. Kevin Kane

Business Administrator

Deborah Klahold

Director of Human Resources

Felicity Hanks

Neshaminy School District

2001 Old Lincoln Highway

Langhorne, PA 19047

www.neshaminy.org