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Votes at a glance: MSD Boone Township board approves internal transfers, preschool schedule and memorial donation
Summary
The MSD Boone Township board approved an internal transfer of $888,366.13 within the education fund (Resolution 26-01), accepted a $628 donation for the family of Hebron Middle School student Oliver Ball Reed, approved the annual list of unpaid checks, and adopted the 2026–27 preschool schedule and fees.
The MSD Boone Township board approved several routine and fiscal actions during its meeting.
Resolution 26-01: The board approved Resolution 26-01 to transfer $888,366.13 within the education fund to reallocate excesses and fill shortfalls across object codes including kindergarten, elementary, middle and high school accounts, special education, career and technical education and athletic coaches. Dr. Brooks (superintendent) presented the resolution and the board approved it by voice vote.
Outstanding checks: The board accepted the annual list of about five outstanding and unpaid checks, some of which have been outstanding two or more years; the board noted efforts to contact payees and to reissue replacement checks where appropriate.
Donation to Ball Reed family: The board accepted a $628 donation from proceeds of an eighth-grade middle school volleyball game to the family of Oliver Ball Reed following his recent death. The athletic department proposed the donation and the board approved it by voice vote.
Preschool program: The board adopted a revised preschool schedule for 2026–27 that moves from a five-day model to options including a three-day full day, a three-day half day, and a Tuesday–Thursday program for threes and fours. The package includes recommended price increases for 2026–27 and employee discounts; the motion passed by voice vote.
Procedural notes: Most items were approved by motion, second and voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the minutes. Several personnel and routine consent-agenda items were approved as part of the consent agenda.
What’s next: The board will proceed with budget implementation consistent with the transfers approved under Resolution 26-01 and will work with families and staff to roll out the revised preschool schedule for 2026–27.
