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Trotwood-Madison Board approves capital fund, emergency fire-system replacement and multiple personnel and textbook items
Summary
At a special work session June 5, the Trotwood-Madison City Schools Board of Education established a new capital projects fund, approved an emergency purchase to replace a high-school fire suppression system, adopted new textbooks and handled several personnel agenda actions; all votes were by roll call and carried.
The Trotwood-Madison City Schools Board of Education met in a special work session June 5 and voted on a series of administrative and operational items, including establishing a new capital projects fund, approving an emergency repair purchase for the high school fire suppression system, adopting new textbooks and acting on personnel agendas.
Board members adopted the agenda with changes at the start of the meeting and later took formal roll-call votes on individual items. Treasurer Miss Allen presented the request to create a capital projects fund and asked the board to approve it so the district could include the fund in FY25 appropriations. “So this evening, I'm asking for the board to approve that we set up a new fund fund 70,” Miss Allen said.
Votes at a glance - Establishment of Fund 70 (capital projects): Motion passed by roll call. Votes recorded: Missus Kilgore — yes; Missus Currington — yes; Mister Lumpkin — yes; Missus Simmons — yes; Missus Cherry — yes. Outcome: approved. Notes: Fund…
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