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Campbell County Board approves four budget amendments, redirects funds to CCHS sports project and STEM work
Summary
The Campbell County Board of Education approved four budget amendments Dec. 9, reallocating $22,825.76 to a CCHS multi‑sports project, repurposing roughly $17,357 in BOSCH grant funds for STEM at Campbell County High School, realigning personnel/benefit accounts, and updating federal grant appropriations.
The Campbell County Board of Education on Dec. 9 approved four budget amendment resolutions that reallocated district funds and authorized a small federal grant revision.
The board voted to redirect $22,825.76 from two prior-year purchase orders for the CCHS fieldhouse/weightroom (Cost Center CC01X) to the CCHS Multi Sports Complex project (Cost Center CC01W) under Resolution 12‑1. Eric Pearson, director of finance, presented the amendment and the motion to approve all four resolutions was moved by Chairman Jeffrey Miller and seconded by Crystal Creekmore.
Under Resolution 12‑2 the board accepted a BOSCH Community Fund proposal to repurpose remaining grant funds for STEM projects at Campbell County High School. The BOSCH funds — recorded in the amendment as three line items totaling $17,357.00 — must be spent by Dec. 31, 2025, with a final report due to BOSCH by Feb. 15, 2026.
Resolution 12‑3 carried adjustments to personnel and benefits accounts (a reallocation shown in the amendment totaling $86,330.52 that moves positions and related payroll expense lines between staffing categories). Resolution 12‑4 implements a state-approved revision to the consolidated federal application, adding $1,304.75 across Title I and Eisenhower grant lines and reallocating federal project appropriations accordingly.
The roll-call vote to approve Resolutions 12‑1 through 12‑4 was: Creekmore—yes; Cummins—yes; Fields—absent; Heatherly—yes; Johnson—yes; Lasley—yes; Lester—yes; Ridenour—yes; Wheeler—yes; Miller—yes. The motion passed unanimously among members present.
The board packet includes the full resolution texts and exhibits documenting the line‑by‑line changes, including Exhibit A (CCHS Multi Sports Complex accounting), Exhibit B (BOSCH grant addendum), Exhibit C (personnel & benefits realignment), and Exhibit D (federal projects revisions). The BOSCH repurposing item identifies specific restricted lines and states the spending deadline and reporting requirement to BOSCH.
Board Finance staff noted no further bids, contract renewals, or advertisement requests were pending at this time. The financial reports for Sept. 30, 2025, for Fund 141 (General Purpose), Fund 142 (Federal Projects) and Fund 143 (Central Cafeteria) were approved earlier in the meeting.
