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The board meeting featured a treasurer's report for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, detailing revenues, expenditures, and fund balances. A public hearing was conducted for the proposed 2026-2027 budget, where officials discussed revenue limits, per-pupil funding, state aid, and tax levy projections. Additionally, the board reviewed grant statuses, debt service schedules, and mill rate estimates for the upcoming year.
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The board received updates on upcoming state legislative conventions and school building goals for the year. A student council report highlighted Homecoming activities and charitable donations. Community partners were recognized via the WASB business Honor Roll. The board discussed AODA activities and addressed a vacancy on the school board, ultimately appointing a member to serve. Finance committee matters were reviewed, including health and dental insurance renewals, the 26-27 budget, status updates on construction projects, and the authorization of a line of credit. Additionally, the board considered the process for a community survey regarding the district's strategic plan.
The committee discussed a food service update and decided against using energy monitors to reduce the fund balance. A health insurance update was presented, and the 2026-27 budget was reviewed, resulting in a motion to reduce the transportation budget. Additionally, the committee approved various insurance proposals for property, liability, crime, auto, cyber, and umbrella coverage. The 2025-26 fiscal year audit was reviewed, and an update on the MASH house project was provided, noting funds generated for the tech ed program. Monthly expenditures were also approved.
The Board meeting included the recognition of the Taylor County Educator of the Month and consideration of academic standards. The agenda covered financial updates, including health insurance matters, a review of various insurance proposals such as workers compensation and general liability, and the fiscal year audit. Additionally, the Board reviewed construction progress at the middle school, specifically regarding the tennis court location and size, and planned for an upcoming ribbon cutting event.
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