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Mayfield board approves $883,205.56 apportionment for capital improvements and routine consent items
Summary
Board members approved financial transactions that included an $883,205.56 apportionment from Calcutta County intended for one-time capital improvements, and approved consent agenda items including donations, eligible schools for parental transportation reimbursement, a 2026 minimum-wage adjustment and an addendum to a PSI services agreement.
At its Nov. 19 meeting the Mayfield Board of Education moved through consent business, approving financial transactions and several routine items.
A board member noted the district received $883,205.56 in apportionment from Calcutta County — described in the meeting as retained tax collections from a recent reappraisal — and said the board intends to use the one-time funds for capital improvements. The amount was announced aloud during roll call discussion and then included in the consent motion.
The board moved and seconded approval of the consent agenda. A roll call produced a series of "yes" responses and the board chair declared the items approved. The consent approvals covered donations, eligible schools for parental transportation reimbursement, and a noted minimum wage increase for 2026. The meeting record also references addendum number 3 to a PSI service agreement for 2025 and other board business, including matters related to board policies to be addressed at a later time.
Board procedural notes and the roll-call sequence were recorded in the meeting; specific mover and seconder names were not clearly indicated in the transcript passages provided. The meeting proceeded from these approvals to remaining agenda items.
Board member (speaker who announced the apportionment) said, "$883,205.56 from Calcutta County," when describing the one-time funds and suggested using them for capital improvements.
