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Votes at a glance: Crown Point board approves $2.5M appropriation, transfers, contracts and appointments
Summary
At its June 22 meeting the board approved an additional $2.5 million appropriation to the education fund, two required fund transfers, a five-year transportation software renewal, a $1 childcare fee increase, a strategic plan framework and multiple appointments; all votes carried.
The Crown Point Community School Corporation board on June 22 approved a package of financial and governance actions, each by board motion and recorded vote.
Budget and transfers: The board approved Resolution 875, an additional appropriation of $2.5 million to the education fund (authority to spend through Dec. 31, 2026); administration said unused funds revert to cash and can be reappropriated if needed. The board also approved Resolution 877 authorizing two permanent transfers required by the State Board of Accounts — approximately $2,062 from the education fund to the ICE endowment fund and about $14,455.47 from school lunch to operations to reconcile prior overexpenditures.
Contracts and purchases: The board ratified a five-year renewal with Senovia Solutions to provide GPS and location services for the district’s bus fleet at $43.40 per unit per month (100 buses; annual cost presented as $52,080). Board members said Senovia previously performed well and staff reported a limited quote process supported the renewal.
Fees and personnel: The board approved a $1 increase to before/after-school childcare sessions, raising the fee to $10 per session beginning in 2026–27. Board members said the program had not increased fees in 24 years and the additional revenue will support staffing and special-needs coverage.
Governance and appointments: The board approved annual business-office appointments and fidelity bond amounts (and a $3,000 premium). Following a resignation, the board appointed David Warney as board secretary and appointed Thomas K. Hoffman to fill a vacated seat through Dec. 31, 2026; Miss Green administered Hoffman’s oath of office.
Strategic plan: The board approved a three-year strategic plan framework that updates mission and vision language and sets strategic focus areas intended to guide district decisions.
All listed motions were presented, seconded and carried during the meeting; the board recorded approval for these items.
