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School board approves $22.2 million in year‑end allocations, adopts policy and calendar changes
Summary
The Chesterfield County School Board approved use of roughly $22.2 million in FY25 surplus funds for one‑time items, debt reserve, technology and capital projects; it also adopted several policy revisions and calendar edits after staff presentations and unanimous roll‑call votes.
The Chesterfield County School Board voted Thursday to appropriate about $22.2 million left over at the end of fiscal year 2025 and to adopt a set of policy and calendar changes.
Chief financial officer (presented by Mr. Meister) told the board the FY25 audit left approximately $22.2 million in unspent funds. He recommended allocating $7 million for one‑time items to support the FY27 budget, $8 million to the district debt reserve, $3.5 million for technology replacement (laptops, intercoms and classroom projectors), about $650,000 for vehicle replacement, and $3.1 million to the capital improvement program for the CTC Hull construction project. The board moved, seconded and approved the recommendation by roll call with all recorded votes in favor.
In the same session the board approved multiple policy updates and procedural actions. Staff presented…
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