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Interboro Board approves routine minutes, finances and capital items; all motions carry

3129013 · April 25, 2025
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The Interboro Board of School Directors voted unanimously on a package of routine and capital motions at its April 24 meeting, approving minutes, financial reports and several procurement and capital-improvement items.

The Interboro Board of School Directors voted unanimously on a package of routine and capital motions at its April 24 meeting, approving minutes, financial reports and several procurement and capital-improvement items.

Board members approved minutes of the March 2025 regular meeting (Motion 5.01); the treasurer's report for the month ending March 31, 2025 (Motion 7.01); fund disbursements totaling $12,654,619.53 (Motion 7.02); and budget transfers for the 2024–25 school year (Motion 7.03). The motions to approve personnel items (Motions 10.01–10.09), retirements (Motions 11.01–11.02), curriculum and instruction items (Motions 12.01–12.07), and special education/student services items (Motions 13.01–13.11) also passed by voice vote.

On operational purchases, the board approved renewal of Calendly for the 2024–25 school year at a cost of $2,051.10 (Motion 14.01) and approved the purchase of a 2025 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 from Fundura Fleet at $62,395 to be paid from future funds (Motion 15.01). The board also approved a block of capital-improvement motions (Motions 16.01–16.04) that included concept-phase authorization for a multipurpose athletic field at the high school, lighting and a snack bar/outbuilding, and authority to pay a small environmental/repair cost of $5,975 discovered during cafeteria slab excavation. Board members discussed timing and sequencing for athletic complexes before voting.

All motions on the public agenda were moved, seconded, and approved with a recorded voice tally of 7-0 where a tally was read aloud.