America First Policy Institute
Local Policy Brief
📅 Tuesday, October 6, 2026 to Calendar
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We reviewed the upcoming agenda for Neshaminy SD and found 4 items with policy significance ahead of the vote.
PRIORITY (LEVEL 7)
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Review of Middle School Social Studies Resources
📅 October 6, 2026
The committee will review social studies resources for grades 6-8. This is a key area for the introduction of ideologically contested frameworks into the curriculum, and the specific materials under consideration are not detailed in the agenda.
Policy Use

PULL THE DOCUMENT: Retrieve the referenced attachment for item 2.03 from the official agenda link to identify the proposed social studies resources and vendors before the vote.

Policy Lever: Curriculum Adoption
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Review of K-2 Educational Technology
📅 October 6, 2026
The committee is reviewing technology for grades K-2. This could involve software with embedded Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) components or student data privacy implications, but the specific products are not named.
Policy Use

WATCH: Monitor item 2.04. If specific software or platforms are named, investigate them for embedded SEL or data privacy concerns.

Policy Lever: Software/Vendor Contract
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Acceptance of LEGO Education Grant for STEM Club
📅 October 6, 2026
The committee is reviewing a grant from LEGO Education to fund a K-5 STEM Club. While likely focused on STEM, all grants should be reviewed for attached conditions that could influence curriculum or programs.
Policy Use

PULL THE DOCUMENT: For item 2.05, request the LEGO Education grant agreement to verify there are no problematic conditions attached.

Policy Lever: Private Grant Conditions
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Consideration of Seal of Biliteracy Program
📅 October 6, 2026
The committee is discussing the Seal of Biliteracy, an award for students proficient in multiple languages. This is typically a state-recognized academic program, but local implementation details should be reviewed for alignment with district priorities.
Policy Use

WATCH: Monitor item 2.06. Review the district’s proposed implementation of the Seal of Biliteracy program if it moves forward to ensure it remains focused on academic achievement.

Policy Lever: New Academic Program
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