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Board approves financials, extends food-service contract, changes meeting date and approves personnel

McCrory School District Board of Education · April 28, 2026
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Summary

The McCrory board approved March financials, agreed to continue the School Aids food-service contract for year four, moved regular meetings to the second Monday and approved school improvement plans and classified employees; the board also accepted a resignation from Miss Carrie Bowling.

During the regular meeting the board handled several routine but consequential actions.

Financials: The board voted to accept the March financial reports after a staff presentation that listed March expenditures of $426,104.10 and revenue of $294,943.66; staff also noted expenses were down roughly $5,000.54 from the prior year and revenue up about $30,000.

Food-service contract: Staff said the district is in year four of a five-year contract with the food-service management company School Aids and recommended continuing the arrangement for the fourth year; the board voted to continue the contract.

Meeting schedule: The board approved changing regular meetings to the second Monday of each month to better align with finance timelines.

School improvement plans and personnel: The board approved the elementary and high-school improvement plans for the 2627 school year as presented (recorded in the transcript as "2627"). After an executive session with no action taken, the board approved the list of classified employees for the 2627 school year and accepted a resignation/retirement letter from Miss Carrie Bowling.

Procurement note: Separately, the board rejected a single parking-lot bid and agreed to reopen bidding (see separate coverage).

The motions were recorded in the meeting with votes in favor; where transcript specifics were not provided, the actions are described as recorded in the meeting minutes.