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Monroe SD 1J board adopts 2025–26 budget and approves tax resolution

Monroe SD 1J Board · June 17, 2025
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Summary

Monroe SD 1J's board adopted Resolution 24‑25‑003 to approve the 2025–26 budget and passed Resolution 24‑25‑004 imposing and categorizing taxes. The board approved routine personnel items and procedural business and heard facilities and administrative updates; budget amount was not specified in the transcript.

The Monroe SD 1J Board voted to adopt the 2025–26 budget and to approve a related tax-resolution during its regular meeting.

Chair called for final input on the proposed 2025–26 budget and recognized staff work on the document, then presented Resolution 24‑25‑003 to adopt the budget and make appropriations. After discussion, the board approved the resolution. The transcript does not specify the total dollar amount of the adopted budget.

The board also considered and approved Resolution 24‑25‑004, described in the meeting as "imposing and categorizing tax." When the Chair asked "Those in favor?" members responded in the affirmative; no roll-call vote or tally by name appears in the transcript.

The meeting record shows several consent and personnel actions approved alongside the budget measures. Christine moved to approve meeting minutes for May 12 and May 13 and proposed consent-agenda edits that added approval to hire Susan Clark (0.5 FTE, special education, grades 9–12) and to accept the resignation of first-grade teacher Tim Hammett; those personnel items were presented as part of the consent agenda and were accepted.

The board also reviewed and approved 2025–26 district organization and annual procedural business items (including authorization of bank accounts). The motion on district organization was seconded by Christine, and the Chair recorded the board's assent.

Why it matters: adoption of the district's budget and the tax resolution set the board's spending and revenue policy for the coming year, and the personnel approvals affect staffing in key instructional roles. The transcript does not record the budget total, mill rate or formal vote tallies by member name, so those details are listed as not specified in the record.

What happens next: the meeting adjourned after the votes. The transcript contains no further procedural steps, reporting deadlines or appeals noted after adoption.

Quotes (selected): "Did anyone have anything any questions they'd like to ask or add?" — Chair "Looks like all 4 of you get to stay." — Chair (on election results)

Ending: The board adjourned following the routine approvals and the budget and tax votes.