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Board backs Wayne RESA preliminary 2026-27 budget; roll-call shows two opposed

Woodhaven-Brownstown School District Board of Education · May 12, 2026
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Summary

The Woodhaven-Brownstown board voted to support the Wayne RESA preliminary general fund operating budget for 2026-27; the motion passed after a roll-call vote in which two members recorded 'opposed.'

The Woodhaven-Brownstown Board of Education on May 12 voted to support the Wayne Regional Education Service Agency (Wayne RESA) preliminary general fund operating budget for 2026-27 and directed the board secretary to submit a copy of the district's resolution and any comments to Wayne RESA.

Superintendent Mark Greathead provided a budget overview, noting that Wayne RESA projects that 86.5% of its total funding is distributed to local school districts and that the preliminary general fund shows revenues and expenditures with a projected fund balance. Laura Barry moved that the board support the preliminary Wayne RESA general fund operating budget and submit the district's resolution; the motion was supported and carried following a roll-call vote. The meeting record shows two members voted "opposed" in the roll call; the motion carried.

The board did not elaborate further in the meeting on the substantive reasons for the opposition votes on the record. The approved resolution will be forwarded to the Wayne RESA board secretary as the district's response to the preliminary budget presentation.