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Pleasant Valley board approves warrants across funds and adopts 2025-26 hours-based calendar

Pleasant Valley Community School District Board of Directors · December 16, 2024
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Summary

At its meeting the board approved a slate of fund warrants (general, nutrition, activity, capital projects, PEPPOL, debt service, internal service and trust funds), accepted November financial statements and adopted the 2025-26 hours-based calendar by roll call.

The Pleasant Valley board approved routine business items including a consent agenda, multiple fund warrants, the November monthly financial report and the district’s proposed 2025-26 hours-based calendar.

Motions, seconds and voice votes approved general fund warrants (an amount read aloud as $734,037 in the transcript), the nutrition fund warrants of $139,416.87, activity fund warrants (elementary/junior-high $1,871.01 cited), an amended Capital Projects Fund total of $1,695,471.93, PEPPOL (physical plant and equipment levy) warrants (~$111,530.74 read), debt service warrants (~$967,901.03 read), internal service fund warrants and trust fund warrants as presented.

The board accepted the November monthly financial statements; the treasurer noted the high school activity fund revenue was about $40,000 higher this year, attributed to an extra home football game and a high-profile home opponent that increased concession and activity revenue.

The board voted to adopt the 2025-26 hours-based calendar (motion made, seconded; roll-call recorded Missus Wheeler, Mister Koffel, Mister Smith, Mister Ayers among those voting 'yes'). The calendar sets the district start and end windows noted in the packet and lists graduation on May 24 in the draft schedule.

All fund warrant motions and the calendar motion were recorded as approved in the meeting; specific contract numbers or ordinance citations were not provided in the transcript.