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Greencastle school board approves additional appropriation, final bond resolution and to advertise 2026 budget
Summary
The Greencastle Community School Corporation board unanimously approved an additional appropriation for facility renovations and equipment, adopted a final bond resolution and authorized advertising of the 2026 budget, CPF plan and bus replacement plan after public hearings with no public comment.
Board President Ed Wilson opened a public hearing on Aug. 25, 2025, for an additional appropriation to support renovations, site improvements and the purchase of technology and equipment for the Greencastle Community School Corporation. Superintendent Jeff Gibboney presented the proposal and noted that proof of publication ran in the Banner Graphic on Aug. 12, 2025.
With no members of the public offering comment, the board moved from the hearing to action. Superintendent Jeff Gibboney recommended approval of an Additional Appropriation Resolution; Board member Jimmy Beasley moved the motion and Board member Megan Inman seconded. The resolution passed unanimously (5–0) with board members Ed Wilson, Jimmy Beasley, Megan Inman, Kathryn Dory and Isaac Case recorded as present.
The board also approved a Final Bond Resolution on Gibboney’s recommendation; Beasley moved and Kathryn Dory seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. After those actions the board approved a motion to advertise the 2026 Budget, the Capital Projects Fund (CPF) Plan and the Bus Replacement Plan, a procedural step required before public comment and formal adoption of those plans.
Board members emphasized procedural compliance: Wilson presented the published notice and the district recorded no public input during the hearings. The meeting record does not specify dollar amounts for the additional appropriation in the transcript; details of the Project’s budget and the bond terms were not included in the public minutes and will appear in subsequent budget and bond documents or the formal notice of adoption.
