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Monomoy school committee approves student-fund transfers, surplus equipment and $110,437 in prior-year encumbrances
Summary
The committee approved transfers and donations from the class of 2026, declared multiple items surplus for resale or recycling, and voted to carry forward FY '26 encumbrances totaling $110,437.31 to FY '27.
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The Monomoy Regional School Committee approved several routine financial and property actions at its meeting, including student-activity transfers, charitable donations, surplus property declarations and the encumbrance of prior-year obligations totaling $110,437.31.
Donations and transfers: Mike McMillan, assistant superintendent for finance, asked the committee to transfer residual funds from the class of 2026. The committee approved a transfer of $281.10 from the Monomoy Regional High School class of 2026 to the class of 2031. The committee also unanimously approved a $2,500 donation from the class of 2026 to the local charity All Moms Are Heroes.
Surplus property: McMillan presented lists of surplus items. The committee voted to declare woodworking equipment and supplies from the middle school surplus and authorized the district to dispose of that property via public resale or recycling/scrapping if no bids are received. The committee also declared older EV3 robotics sets and Lego kits surplus and authorized similar disposition, noting the district uses municipal auction platforms for resale.
Encumbrances: McMillan explained the fiscal-year process for carrying forward valid FY '26 obligations when invoices arrive after June 30 and said the district has until July 15 to process invoices. "We have until July 15 to get all of our invoices processed for last year," he said. The committee approved encumbrances totaling $110,437.31 to be paid during FY '27; McMillan said early estimates show the district ended the year with a modest surplus.
Meeting procedure: The committee also approved meeting minutes for June 11 and June 25 and the July 9 workshop; the July 9 minutes recorded one abstention.
Votes at a glance (outcomes): • Transfer: $281.10 from class of 2026 to class of 2031 — approved. • Donation: $2,500 from class of 2026 to All Moms Are Heroes — approved. • Surplus: woodworking equipment — approved to dispose via public resale or recycling/scrapping. • Surplus: EV3 robotics and Lego kits — approved to dispose via public resale or recycling/scrapping. • Encumbrances: General Fund FY '26 encumbrances totaling $110,437.31 — approved.
All motions were approved by voice vote as recorded in the minutes; individual roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.

