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Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40 adopts amended 2025'2026 budget; $2.9 million transferred to O&M for high-school cafeteria remodel

Board of Education, Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40 · April 14, 2026
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Summary

At a public hearing April 13 the board adopted an amended 2025'2026 budget showing $56,000,001.50 in capital projects (about $50 million from bonds) and authorized a $2,900,000 transfer from the Education Fund to the Operation & Maintenance fund to pay for a high-school cafeteria remodel.

The Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40 Board of Education held a public hearing and on April 13 adopted an amended 2025'2026 budget that includes a large capital-projects balance and a transfer to fund a high-school cafeteria remodel.

At the hearing finance staff presented a fund-balance report showing $56,000,001.50 listed under capital projects and noted that approximately $50,000,000 of that total represents bonds that were sold. Staff also explained a recommended transfer of $2,900,000 from the Education Fund to the Operation & Maintenance (O&M) Fund to pay for the high-school cafeteria remodel.

"You can see it here for capital projects, $56,000,001.50. Fifty million of that is the bonds that were sold," the finance presenter said. The presenter added that, apart from the transfer to O&M, figures remained largely unchanged from the prior presentation.

After public testimony and questions, the board moved and approved a resolution adopting the amended 2025'2026 school district budget by roll call. The board also approved a separate resolution directing the transfer of funds from the Education Fund to the O&M Fund to support the cafeteria remodel.

Board members recorded aye votes for the motions; no opposing votes were recorded in the transcript.

The hearing record and actions conclude with the board closing the public hearing and moving on to the consent agenda and other business.