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Board lists March payments, property sale and budget resolution on workshop agenda; transcript does not record final votes
Summary
The board reviewed treasury figures including a March general fund payment of $4,579,976.71, a proposed repository sale of 0 Pioneer Drive with tax exoneration of $6,193.17 contingent on conveyance, and adoption of resolution 2026-13 for the Beaver County Career & Technology Centers budget of $8,512,832; the transcript lists these agenda items but does not record final roll-call votes.
At the Central Valley School District workshop on April 8, board member Mr. O'Neal presented the treasury report and asked the board to confirm a March 2026 general fund payment of $4,579,976.71.
Mr. O'Neal also listed other fund payments in the transcript (a cafeteria fund payment and a construction fund payment). The transcript includes figures that are unclear for some lines; those amounts are not specified in the record and therefore are reported as not specified here.
Under board policy items, the district presented a proposed repository sale of property at 0 Pioneer Drive, Center Township (parcel ID 5602302190000) and sought authorization to exonerate delinquent real estate taxes, penalties and interest totaling $6,193.17 contingent on successful conveyance and return of the property to the tax rolls.
Under finance, Mr. Ambrose presented adoption of resolution 2026-13 authorizing the Beaver County Career and Technology Centers general fund budget for 2026–27 in the amount of $8,512,832.
Other personnel and operational items listed for approval included staff development requests, a paraprofessional resignation, and athletics personnel actions (acceptance of a resignation and approval of a paid assistant middle school softball coach pending clearances). The transcript records the items presented for approval but does not record final roll-call votes or explicit outcomes for those agenda items in this workshop record.
The board later moved to adjourn; the transcript indicates the motion was seconded and carried to close the meeting.
