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Tri‑Valley Board approves five‑year forecast, accepts donations and updates substitute pay
Summary
At its Nov. 12 meeting the Tri‑Valley Board of Education unanimously approved the district’s November submission of its five‑year forecast, accepted $4,347.05 in donations for school programs, and adopted updated substitute and miscellaneous pay rates effective Jan. 1, 2021.
The Tri‑Valley Board of Education on Nov. 12 unanimously approved the November 2020 submission of its Five Year Forecast and several district fiscal measures, including acceptance of donations totaling $4,347.05 and updated substitute pay rates to take effect Jan. 1, 2021.
The approvals passed without dissent. Scott Welker moved to approve the November submission of the Five Year Forecast (Resolution #20-293); Eddie Brock seconded the motion and the board voted 5‑0 (Eddie Brock, Susie Cameron, Scott Ford, Martha Prince, Scott Welker). The same roll‑call pattern carried the other fiscal measures reported during the meeting.
The board accepted four donations (Resolution #20-299): $1,200 from Frazeysburg PTO earmarked for a laminator for Frazeysburg Elementary; $1,064.05 from Nashport PTO for a carport/shelter at Nashport Elementary; $2,000 from Midwest Energy Svcs. to the district Field Turf Fund (#004‑9209); and $83 from The Community Bank for the Community Pride Program. The total accepted at the meeting was $4,347.05.
Separately, the board approved updated substitute and miscellaneous pay rates for the 2020–2021 school year (Resolution #20-302), to be effective Jan. 1, 2021; board minutes note the change was prompted by an increase in Ohio’s minimum wage. The board also accepted the Flourish Integrated Therapy, LLC agreement (Resolution #20-301) and approved the creation of an Assistant Treasurer position with its job description (Resolution #20-303).
Each motion was recorded as passing by roll call with a unanimous vote. These actions affect the district’s short‑term budget planning, vendor/service agreements for student supports, and personnel payroll administration.
The board did not take further public action on the House Bill 305 funding update noted in the treasurer’s remarks; that item was recorded as an update to be monitored in future meetings.
