Director of Special Education at Butler Area School District
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The board approved the 2026-2027 General Fund Budget with expenditures totaling $120,714,198, noting there would be no tax increase. Additionally, the board passed resolutions for the adoption of Real Estate Millage, Act 511 taxes, the annual Per Capita Tax, and the Homestead/Farmstead Exclusion for the upcoming fiscal year. The board also approved the adoption of novels for the Senior High School.
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The Board received updates from administration regarding the Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV and the Butler County Area Vocational Technical School. A comprehensive consent agenda was approved, encompassing finance and business reports, various contracts and agreements, a personnel report, a conference report, the Senior High School TSI School Improvement Plan, a School-To-Work Grant Agreement, a tax assessment appeal, Butler County tax claims, the public display of a ninth-grade novel, girls' flag football program authorization, a parent transportation agreement, and student waiver and hearing recommendations. Additionally, the Board conducted an executive session regarding the annual school safety report.
The committee reviewed the repair status of floor scrubbers and discussed the district's acquisition of new equipment. Members analyzed the Workman's Compensation Report regarding recent accidents, reviewed specific injury forms, and noted a workplace incident involving a contracted culinary company employee that resulted in lost work days. Additionally, the committee evaluated ongoing concrete repair projects and discussed best practices for accident investigations based on recent safety newsletters and national labor statistics.
The Board approved an authorization for the Superintendent and the Director of Finance and Operations to enter into an agreement with Chrislynn Energy for an electricity supply rate lock. The meeting also included approval of the 2026-2027 proposed final budget with expenditures of over $120 million, as well as various contracts, agreements, a middle school assessment appeal, the personnel report, and a conference report. Additionally, the Board approved the 2026-2027 flexible instructional days, the adoption of Grade 6 Social Studies and AP Literature curriculum materials, and a 30-day display period for new senior high school novels.
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