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Board approves consent items including minutes, financials, personnel and athletics assignments

Carlisle Local School Board · February 24, 2025
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Summary

The Carlisle Local School Board unanimously approved the Jan. 27 minutes, the month’s financial report, appropriation adjustments for federal grants, new substitutes, supplemental employment and JV/ninth-grade athletics assignments at its Feb. 24 meeting.

The Carlisle Local School Board approved a slate of routine items Tuesday, including minutes from its Jan. 27 meeting, the monthly financial report and several personnel actions.

The board voted to accept the financial report after the treasurer outlined recent transportation costs tied to bus failures and the purchase of two used buses at about $12,000 each. The board also approved four appropriation modifications tied to updated federal grants (special education, Title I, preschool and Title II); the chair characterized the changes as minor, “maybe $1,000 one direction or the other.”

Also on the consent list, the board approved new substitutes for aides and custodial staff, a first batch of supplemental employment assignments for tutors and coaches, and grants of JV and ninth-grade coaching assignments for fall 2025 programs.

Votes were recorded orally during the meeting and responded to in the affirmative; the chair called for each motion and members answered in turn. No motions were tabled or defeated during the consent portion of the agenda. The board did not provide detailed roll-call tallies in the transcript beyond the affirmative responses recorded at the meeting.

The meeting continued with updates on district programs, a treasurer’s presentation about a bond refunding and other nonaction items.