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Board approves FY27 budget, accepts athletic-facility gift and sells property to ESC

Bellbrook Sugar Creek Board of Education · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At its June 30 meeting the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Board approved $48 million in FY27 appropriations, accepted a booster gift to begin phased construction of athletic facilities (Phase 1 fundraising cited at $735,000), and approved sale of a one-story building to the Greene County Educational Service Center.

The Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Board of Education handled several formal actions June 30, approving the district’s fiscal year 2027 appropriations, accepting a booster-supported gift for phased construction of new high-school athletic facilities, and approving the sale of a one-story property to the Greene County Educational Service Center.

Treasurer (speaker 4) presented the FY27 appropriations: $48,000,000 in total with $39,900,000 in the general fund and capital-project allocations (Fund 70) that include funding for three new school buses and HVAC work. The motion to approve appropriations was moved and seconded and passed unanimously by the board.

The board also approved Resolution 0162026 to accept a booster-funded gift for construction of high-school athletic facilities in three phases. The board discussed that Phase 1 requires boosters to demonstrate $735,000 in fundraising before the district will allow construction to begin; the board emphasized the district will approve each phase as fundraising and readiness are demonstrated.

On real property the board approved a resolution to sell a one-story building on the Sugar Creek Elementary campus to the Greene County Educational Service Center; the ESC board had already approved the transaction and the district’s vote authorized the sale.

The superintendent presented a short personnel report recommending routine approvals of hires, resignations and supplemental assignments; the board approved those items as presented.