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Mount Lebanon board approves finance agenda as district reports progress from deficit to positive revenue

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Summary

The Mount Lebanon Board of School Directors approved the finance agenda on June 16. Board members and residents praised the district's budget work, noting progress from a prior deficit toward positive revenue; the Pathfinder program reported a balanced budget for 2025‑26 totaling $342,792.

The Mount Lebanon Board of School Directors unanimously approved the finance agenda at its June 16 meeting and heard trustees praise the district’s recent budget progress.

During discussion ahead of the vote, board members singled out the business office and administration for their work closing a prior deficit and achieving a positive revenue position. One board member said, “Mrs. Connolly, well done,” and multiple trustees thanked the administrative team for a “very big team effort” to move finances in a positive direction.

The finance motion was moved by Mrs. Gellman and received a second; a roll‑call vote recorded seven ayes and no dissent. The board directed the business office to finalize documents and present year‑end financial results for public reporting and to continue routine financial oversight.

Separately during board reports, Pathfinder School staff presented a balanced 2025‑26 budget of $342,792 and told trustees that last year’s budget is anticipated to close within projections while modest capital improvements will be completed over the summer. The board did not take a separate vote on the Pathfinder presentation at the June 16 meeting; the district indicated the Pathfinder budget will be part of continuing finance oversight.

The board approved several other financial agenda items as part of the finance vote; the business office will provide updated financial statements and a year‑end report to the board before the district’s next regular meeting in August.