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Board approves request for modified supplemental state aid for dropout prevention, totaling $7.585 million
Summary
The board unanimously approved a district request for modified supplemental state aid and the required local match for the 2025–26 dropout prevention program; the total proposal is $7,584,867, including $5,680,650 in state aid and a $1,896,217 district match.
The Board of Directors voted unanimously Feb. 25 to approve a request to the School Budget Review Committee (SBRC) for modified supplemental state aid for dropout‑prevention programming in fiscal year 2025–26.
A board member moved to approve the district’s request; the motion was seconded and the online vote carried with all directors voting in favor, according to Board Secretary Colvin. The district had previously placed a corrected memorandum on the agenda to fix a misdated school year reference; staff said the corrected action was requested by the state.
The total budget proposal totals $7,584,867: $5,680,650 requested as the modified supplemental amount and supplemental aid, with a required local match of $1,896,217 from district general funds, the motion text presented to the board stated.
District staff said the request will be forwarded to the appropriate state review committee for approval; board action at the Feb. 25 meeting authorized that submission.
The motion carried with all directors voting in favor; board materials do not record individual roll‑call votes beyond the board secretary's confirmation that all voted in favor.
