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Romeo Community Schools board unanimously approves FY27 MISD budget, leadership priorities and graduates
Summary
At its May 26 meeting the Romeo Community Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to approve multiple resolutions, including the FY27 MISD budget, district leadership priorities, and certification of the Class of 2026 (503 graduates). All listed motions carried 7–0.
The Romeo Community Schools Board of Education on May 26 voted unanimously to approve a slate of resolutions that included certification of the Class of 2026, adoption of district leadership priorities for 2026–27 and approval of the FY27 MISD budget.
The minutes record the following actions, each carried by recorded 7–0 votes: Employee Services Resolution #42 (personnel update); Academic Services Resolution #43 (approval of the Class of 2026 — listed as 503 graduates); Facilities Resolution #44 (Croswell GSRP playground); Superintendent’s Resolution #45a (Early Elementary Paraprofessional support) and #45b (Athletics — Game Manager position); Business Services Resolution #46 (FY27 MISD Budget); and Superintendent’s Resolution #47 (2026 district organizational chart update). The minutes list movers and supporters for each motion as recorded by the board.
Procedural motions on the agenda were recorded as follows: President Rachel Eichhorst proposed a slight amendment to move the closed session to follow Public Comment and For the Good of the District; the minutes state Antoine approved and Cichocki supported and show the amended agenda passed 7–0. Consent Action Items A–G (including approval of the general fund bills, financial reports and prior meeting minutes) were approved with Katherine Rice moving and Banach supporting (7–0).
The minutes do not specify dollar amounts for the FY27 MISD budget in the public record provided and do not elaborate on personnel details beyond noting that staff in newly authorized positions had been notified, according to Dr. Robinson as recorded. Where the minutes record votes but do not explicitly label the formal mover or seconder in every line, this summary follows the motions and seconders indicated in the minutes rather than inferring other roles.
The board went into closed session for collective bargaining and returned to open session later in the evening; the meeting adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
