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Board reviews finances; decides not to raise meal prices this year
Summary
Business officer reported an education-to-operations transfer, end-of-month financials and recommended holding breakfast and lunch prices steady after a positive meal-fund balance.
The district's business office reported an education-to-operations transfer of $80,897.55 for the month and presented end-of-month financial statements, payroll and claims. The report noted recent payments for ECAs and teacher-appreciation grants and explained that property-tax draws will arrive in the coming month and typically affect revenue timing.
Based on a NEISAC price comparison and a positive school-lunch fund balance, the superintendent recommended no change to breakfast and lunch prices for the coming year. Current prices cited in the packet were elementary breakfast $1.55, elementary lunch $3.20 and secondary lunch $3.30. The board discussed fund-balance goals (rainy-day and referendum reserves) and approved the payroll and claims docket by voice vote.
