Haverford Township School District is gearing up for the upcoming school year with significant staffing updates and preparations, as highlighted in the School Board Action Meeting held on August 21, 2025. Superintendent Dr. Hayes reported that the district has successfully hired 18 new educators in the past two weeks, alongside six guaranteed substitute teachers, leaving only two educator positions unfilled. A contingency plan is in place to ensure that students receive full support from day one, which is set for September 2.

In addition to the hiring efforts, the district is also preparing its transportation services. Bus drivers and aides participated in orientation sessions to ensure a smooth start for students. Families will receive bus pass information next week, which includes access to a stop finder app for tracking bus routes and schedules.

The meeting also addressed the district's commitment to student well-being, with free breakfast being provided to all students for the 2025-2026 school year. This initiative aims to support students' health and readiness for learning.

The board expressed gratitude for the hard work of the HR department and administrators in preparing for the new school year, emphasizing the collaborative efforts that have taken place over the summer. As the district looks forward to welcoming back teachers and students, it remains focused on creating a safe and supportive educational environment.