If it were mine, -
-I would drill several 1/16 or 3 /32 hole along the crack and about 1 1/2 - 2" beyond ,towards the body. -
-I would then inject small amt. of water into the holes a couple times.
-Then inject gorilla glue (it activates with water)or another similar glue, wipe off excess.
-Once it starts to foam a bit,Id place a thin pad on fret board and one on back of neck and gently clamp to close the void. not clamping too hard or firm because the glue expands as it cures.
-as the glue sets , remove excess from holes drilled as it comes out due to expansion.
-while still tacky , but done expanding, rub area where crack and holes are along the neck with mahogany saw dust( best from a palm sander dust bag
note if the board is released from the neck through to the other side( like this one looks to be ) drag a narrow strip of 220 sand paper through (grit facing neck not board)a couple times and see if it goes back into place ,with a clamp prior to glueing. this may clean out the inside of the crack a bit