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Renick R-V Board approves slight reallocation to Fund 1; levy unchanged

Renick R-V Board of Education · August 12, 2025
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Summary

At a special Aug. 12, 2025 tax rate hearing, the Renick R-V Board of Education approved a small reallocation that raises Fund 1 to $4.0312 per $100 and keeps the overall tax levy the same; the motion passed 6-0.

The Renick R-V Board of Education on Aug. 12, 2025 approved a minor reallocation of the proposed property tax distribution that raises the share allotted to Fund 1 to $4.0312 per $100 while leaving the overall tax levy unchanged.

The special meeting convened at 6:00 p.m. in the district conference room. Josh T. called the session to order. The minutes record that Fund 1 will receive $4.0312 per $100 and Fund 4 will receive $0.4700 per $100 under the proposed allocation; the tax levy amount did not change.

Board member Brenda Hubert moved to approve the increase of funds to Fund 1; board member Richelle Gobel seconded the motion. The motion carried on a 6-0 vote. Later the board moved to adjourn at 6:04 p.m.; Hubert again moved, Gobel seconded, and that motion also carried 6-0.

The record lists present board members as Josh Deweese, Brenda Hubert, Richelle Gobel, Jay Hill and Tyler Cleeton; Josh Taylor and Michael McKeown are listed as absent. Superintendent Jeana Calloway-Hodson and Secretary Karen Williams are recorded as attending; Principal Danell Rice is listed as absent.

No other discussion, public comment, or legal citations were recorded in the minutes. The special session lasted approximately four minutes and produced two formal motions: approval of the Fund 1 allocation change and adjournment.

The district provided no additional detail in the minutes about anticipated program changes or specific expenditures tied to the Fund 1 increase; the minutes state only the new per-$100 allocation amounts and the board votes that approved them.