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Board signs off on May warrants and financial reports; no major variances flagged
Summary
The Pleasant Valley board approved May financial reports and a series of warrants across funds, including a $747,131.77 general-fund warrant and a $1.94 million debt-service warrant; finance staff said the district is 91.67% through the fiscal year and noted early capital purchases.
The Pleasant Valley Community School District board approved May 2026 financial reports and the issuance of multiple warrants after finance staff presented routine month-end figures.
Finance staff reported the district is 91.67% through the fiscal year and that the May financials are the last monthly reports before year-end audit; June–August reports will be presented together after the audit. No material variances were flagged in the general fund, though staff noted early capital purchases of technology in April and May intended to mitigate future costs.
The board approved general-fund warrants in the total amount of $747,131.77 and a debt-service fund warrant of $1,941,266.75; the meeting record also shows motions approving warrants for the nutrition fund, activity funds, capital projects fund ($321,602.22), internal service fund ($143,999.01) and trust fund ($6,179.53). Each motion was moved, seconded and approved by roll call or voice vote as recorded.
Finance presenter Mrs. Collier answered board questions but flagged no unexpected budget issues.
Provenance: Finance presentation and vote are in the May 2026 financial reports segment of the meeting.
