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Warren Local approves December financials, transfers and personnel moves

Warren Local Board of Education · January 10, 2025
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Summary

The board approved payment of December bills totaling $3,811,284.95, an $892,193.44 fund transfer, investment earnings of $887.89, closure of dormant accounts, and personnel actions including a teacher transfer and a classified retirement.

The Warren Local Board of Education on Jan. 10 approved the Treasurer’s recommendations for December financials and several personnel actions.

Under RES. NO. 8-25 (motion by Mrs. Greenup, second by Mr. Roush), the board approved minutes from the Dec. 16, 2024 meeting and payment of December bills and other expenses totaling $3,811,284.95. The board also approved December financial reports including investment balances and cash position, and acknowledged investment earnings of $887.89 deposited to the Permanent Improvement Fund. A transfer of $892,193.44 from the 010 OFCC fund to the 004 LFI fund was approved, and members authorized closing certain dormant bank accounts as presented.

Personnel actions under RES. NO. 10-25 (motion by Mr. Roush, second by Mrs. Greenup) included a certified staff transfer moving Jody Martin from an elementary first-grade position to a middle-school sixth-grade math position effective Jan. 10, 2025, and the retirement of classified employee Misty Anderson (classroom support) effective Feb. 1, 2025. The board also approved hiring of classified substitutes pending verification and completion of required checks.

All financial and personnel motions were approved on unanimous recorded votes. The board’s communications section also noted Mr. Roush congratulating WCCC Student of the Month Nevaeh Moten.