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Lynchburg-Clay board adopts FY25 appropriations and approves routine financial reports

Lynchburg-Clay Board of Education · September 19, 2024
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Summary

The Lynchburg-Clay Board of Education unanimously approved FY25 permanent appropriations and several routine financial items on Sept. 19, including the treasurer’s financial and investment reports, the list of bills, the cafeteria report and accepted donations.

The Lynchburg-Clay Board of Education on Thursday unanimously approved the district’s FY25 permanent appropriations and a package of routine financial measures.

The board, led by President Warner, voted to accept the treasurer’s financial and investment reports and approved the list of bills as presented. Ms. Griffith moved to approve the financial and investment reports; Ms. Rhonemus seconded, and the roll-call vote was recorded as Griffith, Rhonemus, Blankenship, Sanderson and Warner all voting yea. The board took a separate roll-call to approve bills with the same unanimous result.

The board also approved the cafeteria report and accepted donations; those motions carried on recorded or voice votes. Mrs. Sanderson moved and Ms. Griffith seconded approval of the FY25 permanent appropriations; that motion passed on a unanimous roll-call vote. The board then approved the estimated receipts for FY25 following a similar roll-call vote.

Why it matters: approving permanent appropriations and estimated receipts establishes the district’s spending authority and revenue expectations for the coming fiscal year, allowing administrators to proceed with budgeted programs and purchases.

What happens next: the approvals enable administrators to implement FY25 spending plans. The board listed the motions as items 14336-24 through 14341-24 on the agenda, all of which were carried.