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Mishawaka board approves consent agenda, year-end transfers and policy updates
Summary
The board approved the consent agenda (including $8.51 million in bill warrants), a year-end appropriation transfer (Resolution 2025-11), a rainy-day transfer into operations (Resolution 2025-12), personnel appointments, and Neola policy updates in a second reading.
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The School City of Mishawaka Board of School Trustees voted on several routine and financial items during its Dec. 3 meeting, approving the consent agenda, personnel appointments, year-end budget adjustments and policy updates.
What passed: the board approved the consent agenda including minutes, technology disposals, donations and bill warrants and payroll totaling $8,507,000.72. The personnel report recommending one certified appointment, three classified appointments and 16 extracurricular positions was approved. The board approved a year-end appropriation transfer (Resolution 2025-11) intended to balance appropriation lines before year-end and approved a rainy-day fund transfer into the operations fund (Resolution 2025-12) to cover an anticipated operations shortfall.
Policy actions: Dr. Stevens presented the Neola volume 36 number 2 policy updates for second reading; the board approved 17 revised policies, two technical corrections and one recommended rescission. The board also received first readings of policies in Neola volume 37 (including updates addressing academic honesty and optional artificial-intelligence provisions in the student conduct policy, and a change to treat cell-phone allowances as salary rather than a stipend).
Finance and context: Mrs. Dutoy reviewed third-quarter financials earlier in the meeting, noting the education fund balance and that operations is running below receipts with an expected transfer from rainy-day funds to restore a positive balance. The board moved and passed the resolutions and approvals by voice vote; specific vote tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
Next steps: The approved transfers and the financial report will inform December budget operations; the board will continue to monitor the district’s finances and the larger fiscal forecast presented by Policy Analytics.

