The Neshaminy School District held a public work session on September 10, 2024, where key discussions focused on student redistricting and policy updates. The meeting began with a motion by Ms. Wolbeezer regarding the proposed redistricting scenario following the closure of Pearl S. Buck Elementary School. The board's Facilities and Finance Committee recommended Scenario 3, which considers current enrollment numbers, geographical locations, and aims to minimize the number of students affected by the redistricting.

The motion detailed that students from Pearl S. Buck Elementary would be redirected to Court Creek Elementary School starting January 2025, while students from the old Oliver Heckman Elementary School and nearby neighborhoods would transition to Cork Creek Elementary in the fall of 2025. Additionally, certain areas currently attending Joseph Feddervar would be moved to Towanka Elementary School. The board unanimously approved the motion, passing it 9 to 0, and authorized district administrators to implement the changes.

Following this, Ms. Lafferty introduced a motion for the first reading of several board policies, which had been reviewed by the policy committee. The policies, including Section 707.1 concerning the use of school facilities, were recommended for a second reading and final adoption at the upcoming public board meeting. This motion also passed unanimously.

The meeting continued with routine business matters, including student settlement agreements, state elections, and updates on the dual enrollment program with Bucks County Community College. The board also discussed the revised 2024-2025 school calendar and the district-wide facility study.

Committee reports were presented, with Ms. Hollenbeck announcing the next business operations meeting scheduled for September 18, 2024. The session concluded with a clear direction for the board's upcoming activities and decisions, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful planning in response to the recent school closure.