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Chaplin Board approves $4.08 million budget, appoints Hayley Tiller‑Albert to fill vacancy
Summary
At its Oct. 9 meeting the Chaplin Board of Education unanimously adopted a $4,079,713 FY 2024–25 budget and appointed Hayley Tiller‑Albert to a seat through Nov. 4, 2025; the board also tentatively approved several policies and tabled the September minutes.
The Chaplin Board of Education voted unanimously on Oct. 9 to adopt a $4,079,713 budget for fiscal year 2024–25 and to appoint Hayley Tiller‑Albert to the board to fill a vacancy through Nov. 4, 2025.
Joseph Klar moved to approve the proposed FY 2024–25 budget, and William Hooper seconded; the motion passed unanimously with five members voting yes (Chair Jaclyn Chancey, Vice Chair Eugene Boomer, William Hooper, Joseph Klar and Victor Boomer). The budget amount approved was $4,079,713.
The board also filled a vacancy at the meeting. William Hooper moved to appoint Hayley Tiller‑Albert to the Board of Education for the term ending Nov. 4, 2025; Joseph Klar seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
In related business the board approved the September 2024 financial statements after a motion by Victor Boomer and a second from William Hooper. The board tentatively approved district policies numbered 0521 (“Nondiscrimination Policy and Notice”), 4000.1/4200.1/5145.44 (“Sexual Harassment/Title IX”), and 5111 (“Admission/Placement”) after discussion; William Hooper moved for approval and Joseph Klar seconded.
The completed version of the September minutes was not included in the board packet and the board tabled action on those minutes until the November meeting.
Administrative reports at the meeting included a monthly report delivered by a teacher, Principal Kevin Chavez’s update on the data report, chronic absences, the district’s Portrait of a Learner and mission and vision statements, and program items including Mind in the Making and TVAL. Superintendent Andrew Skarzynski reviewed safety plans, the registration of a bus for special‑education students, and provided a staffing update.
During the second audience for citizens one attendee inquired about school bus prices. The board listed agenda items for the next meeting, including approval of the September minutes and adding the superintendent to the cafeteria computer system. The meeting was adjourned at 7:42 p.m.
