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Board approves warrants, contracts and personnel packages during regular meeting; votes at a glance
Summary
At the meeting the Pleasant Valley Community School District board approved multiple fund warrants, payroll/benefit packages and contracts, including a $1.268 million capital projects warrant and a 1.68% classified wage package; approvals were taken by voice vote where not recorded individually.
The Pleasant Valley Community School District Board of Directors approved a series of routine and substantive items during its meeting, including fund warrants, fiscal disbursements, and employee wage-and-benefit packages. Most motions were approved by voice vote; several items were moved, seconded and passed as part of the business/consent agenda.
Approvals included warrants and invoice payments across funds: the general fund, nutrition fund, elementary/junior-high activity fund, high-school activity fund, management fund, capital projects fund, the physical-plant and equipment levy (PEPL) fund, student construction fund, internal service fund and trust fund. The board also approved the district’s classified employee wage-and-benefits package and the custodial contract for 2025-26.
The capital projects fund warrant total was $1,268,101.97. Other fund warrant amounts announced in the meeting packet were: general fund $160,757.52; nutrition fund $95,264.05; elementary/junior-high activity fund $8,043.85; high-school activity fund $43,144.22; management fund $672.57; PEPL fund $17,865.71; internal service fund $325,257.16; trust fund $427.01. The student construction fund was recorded with a small negative balance as presented.
Separate motions approved a 1.68% total package increase for classified staff and a custodial wage-and-benefits agreement that aligns part-time custodial vacation accrual with years of service; meeting documents indicated those increases were part of a broader package affecting multiple staff groups. The board also accepted the monthly financial reports for March 2025.
Where motions were recorded, the meeting transcript shows movers and seconders: the general fund warrant motion was identified as moved by Director Kunkle and seconded by Director Ayers. Several other fund motions were moved and seconded on the record and approved by the board; where the transcript records only a voice vote, the board chair called for “aye” and no opposing votes were recorded.
Ending: The board completed routine fiscal and personnel approvals and directed staff to proceed with payment of approved invoices and implementation of the adopted wage-and-benefit agreements.
