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Dr. Moore reviews Tri-Township Schools' proposed 2025 budget; board opens and adjourns unanimously
Summary
At an Aug. 12, 2024 work session in Wanatah, Dr. Moore provided an informational review of the Tri-Township Consolidated School Corporation's proposed 2025 budget covering the Education Fund, Operations Fund, Debt Service Fund, Rainy Day Fund and the local tax rate. No adoption vote is recorded.
Dr. Moore reviewed the Tri-Township Consolidated School Corporation's proposed 2025 budget during a work session in Wanatah on Aug. 12, 2024, covering the Education Fund, Operations Fund, Debt Service Fund, Rainy Day Fund and the local tax rate.
The presentation was informational: Dr. Moore described each fund and discussed the local tax rate but the transcript does not record specific dollar amounts, line-item changes, or a formal vote to adopt the budget. According to the meeting notice in the transcript, members of the board heard the overview following the regular board meeting.
The work session opened after a motion by Aaron Rust, a board member, seconded by Melanie Mills, a board member; the motion passed with "all AYES." The session closed after a motion by Aaron Rust, seconded by Chad Howell, a board member; that motion also passed with "all AYES." The transcript records these procedural actions but does not record an adoption vote or additional action on the budget during the work session.
The board's public notice included an accessibility statement and a contact for accommodations at the Superintendent's Office (219-754-2709). The transcript does not specify next steps for the 2025 budget, such as additional hearings, staff follow-up, or a scheduled adoption vote.
No public comments, amendments, or formal motions to change the budget were recorded in the available transcript segment. The work session appears to have served as an informational review rather than a meeting at which the board took a final vote on the 2025 budget.
