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Berkshire Local board approves donations, budget amendments and routine personnel actions

Berkshire Local Board of Education · December 9, 2024
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Summary

At its meeting the Berkshire Local Board approved a $25,000 anonymous donation to the educational foundation, a $500 gift to elementary PBIS, amendments adding $285,000 to capital projects and $9,018.22 to Global Connections Academy, certified/classified personnel actions, and reappointed Don Tolchinsky to the Burton Public Library Board.

The Berkshire Local Board of Education approved a package of routine financial and personnel items and confirmed a reappointment during its regular meeting.

The treasurer presented the financial statements for the period ending November 2024 (subject to audit). The board approved donations that included a $25,000 anonymous gift to the district’s educational foundation and a $500 donation from Chris and Sarah Cervenka to the elementary PBIS program. Board members approved the donation motion by roll call.

The board also approved financial amendments to increase the capital projects fund by $285,000 and add $9,018.22 to the Global Connections Academy fund. During discussion the chair and other members referenced the capital projects transfer tied to modular classroom work. The amendments passed by roll call.

Superintendent John Stott requested approval of certified and classified personnel actions as listed; the board approved those personnel changes by roll call.

The board reappointed Don Tolchinsky to the Burton Public Library Board; the motion was made, seconded and approved by roll call.

Motions, roll-call responses and routine approvals were recorded on the public record. No controversial policy or budget items requiring further study were adopted at the meeting; members noted gratitude for community donations and moved on to other agenda items.