Haverford Township School District's recent school board meeting on April 24, 2025, resulted in significant financial decisions aimed at enhancing local educational facilities. The board approved a series of motions that will allocate substantial funds for various construction projects and necessary changes.

The meeting commenced with the approval of disbursements totaling $3,000,809.58, ensuring that the district can meet its financial obligations and continue operations smoothly. This motion was passed unanimously, reflecting the board's commitment to fiscal responsibility.

In a notable move, the board accepted change orders recommended by CB Development Services Incorporated, amounting to $104,717.98. This decision is crucial as it allows for adjustments in ongoing projects, ensuring that they meet the district's evolving needs.

The board also awarded a significant contract for the Coopertown Elementary School renovations. The general construction bid was awarded to ER Stubener Incorporated for $13,427,000, which includes several alternates to enhance the project scope. This investment is expected to improve the learning environment for students at Coopertown Elementary.

Additionally, the HVAC construction bid for the same school was awarded to Guy M Cooper Incorporated, although the specific amount was not detailed in the transcript. This upgrade is part of the district's broader initiative to ensure that all facilities provide a comfortable and conducive learning atmosphere.

These decisions reflect the school board's proactive approach to improving educational infrastructure, which is vital for the community's future. As these projects move forward, they promise to enhance the educational experience for students in Haverford Township.