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Votes at a glance: Harvard School Committee approves warrant transfer, town report, grants and minutes

Harvard School Committee · January 26, 2026
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Summary

On Jan. 26 the Harvard School Committee approved: a $45,410 transfer to the school building rental revolving account; the School Committee submission to the annual town report; Harvard Schools Trust grants totaling $3,269; and the Jan. 12 minutes. All votes reported were unanimous 5-0.

At its Jan. 26 remote session the Harvard School Committee recorded four formal roll-call actions: a $45,410 transfer from free cash to the school building rental revolving account; approval of the School Committee portion of the FY25 annual town report; acceptance of Harvard Schools Trust grants totaling $3,269; and approval of the Jan. 12 minutes.

The warrant transfer: Mandy Ostaszewski presented the request to transfer $45,410 in fees previously collected (from groups such as Alphabest and other users) into the school building rental revolving account. A motion to approve the transfer was moved by Amy Morton, seconded by Dr. Katharine Covino, and passed by roll call, 5-0.

Town report submission: The committee approved the School Committee submission to the annual town report as presented. The motion was moved by Brian Killeen, seconded by Amy Morton, and passed 5-0.

Harvard Schools Trust grants: The committee approved grants from the Harvard Schools Trust totaling $3,269 to fund mobile cubby units and a presentation of Every Rock Has a Story. The motion was moved by Amy Morton, seconded by Dr. Katharine Covino, and passed 5-0.

Minutes: The Jan. 12 minutes were approved without objection.

Procedural note: Each motion was recorded as passed by roll call or by unanimous consent in the meeting transcript; the committee did not record individual member-by-member vote entries beyond the unanimous tallies.