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Rochelle Park board approves June and July payments, accepts ESEA and IDEA allocations and authorizes vendor updates

Rochelle Park Board of Education · July 17, 2024
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Summary

The board approved payments dated June 28 ($192,067.56) and July 17 ($202,544.27), accepted ESEA and IDEA grant allocations for 2024–25, revised workers-compensation assessment, and approved vendor and program updates including Central Reach taking over the SiLAS program.

At its July 17 special meeting the Rochelle Park Board of Education approved two sets of payment runs and accepted federal grant allocations for the 2024–2025 school year.

The board approved payment of bills dated June 28 totaling $192,067.56 and a second set dated July 17 totaling $202,544.27. Fund breakdowns were listed in the meeting record (general, grants, foodservice, aftercare).

The board accepted ESEA allocations: Title I, Part A $30,518; Title II, Part A $10,462; Title III $2,354; Title III—Immigrant $1,311; and Title IV $10,000. It also accepted IDEA allocations: IDEA-Basic $132,776 and IDEA-Preschool $5,648 for 2024–2025.

Other finance items included approval of a revised workers-compensation assessment of $81,477 (to be paid in semi-annual installments) and authorization of consulting services with School Business Innovations for SDA grant work at $150 per hour, not to exceed 20 hours. The board acknowledged that the SiLAS online social-emotional learning program was acquired by Central Reach and approved Central Reach as the vendor and the program cost of $6,450 for the 2024–2025 school year.

The finance bundle that contained these items was approved on a 4–0 roll call. The meeting record does not specify payment vendors' remittance dates or detailed grant spending plans; those details would typically appear in subsequent business-office reports.