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CMCSS chief financial officer outlines federal budget amendments; dollar amounts not specified in study session
Summary
Chief Financial Officer Jeff Taylor told the board the district plans to add federal revenues and appropriate corresponding expenditures across multiple federal programs, including consolidated administrative funds, Title I–IX programs, CTE Perkins and IDEA reallocations; the presentation included no specific dollar amounts and no vote was taken.
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Chief Financial Officer Jeff Taylor told the Clarksville‑Montgomery County School System board at a study session that the district plans to add federal revenues and make corresponding appropriations for multiple federal programs as part of routine year‑end budget adjustments.
Taylor said the additions include consolidated administrative funds, Title I through Title IX allocations, Career and Technical Education (CTE) Perkins funds and a program he identified as “APEN.” He described the items as additional revenues paired with expenditures and said two items are reallocations under IDEA for K‑12 and pre‑K. “These are just additional revenues along with the appropriate expenditures that correlate with those revenues being added,” Taylor said.
Taylor also described three items tied to IDEA Part 3, pre‑K, and high‑quality instructional materials literacy funding, saying the amendments add revenue and the matching appropriations to spend those funds. The presentation in the study session packet did not include line‑item dollar amounts in the orally reported remarks; the transcript records no formal motion or vote on the amendments during the study session.
The CFO took one question from the board; no additional financial details were reported in the study‑session transcript. The items were presented for study‑session review and would return for formal action as needed in subsequent meetings, according to the packet referenced by Taylor.
Ending: The board received the CFO’s overview as an informational update; any formal budget amendments would require subsequent formal board action and adoption with supporting documentation and dollar amounts.

