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Financial update: property sales, fiscal summary and planned safety upgrades
Summary
Business Manager reported March revenues including property sales and SSF distributions; the packet lists sale proceeds of $337,075 and details of projected ending fund balance. Administrators also described recent safety upgrades and plans for cameras, doors and emergency systems.
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In the March financial update, Business Manager Amanda Lapp reported on revenue and expenditures for the fiscal year. Notable receipts listed in the packet included property tax collections ($28,433 for March), State School Support distributions (SSF) and proceeds from the sale of district properties ($337,075 recorded in March). The packet provided a projected ending fund balance and month-by-month revenue/expenditure tables.
Separately, district administrators described safety and facility work recorded in attachments and admin reports: security door and camera installations, new first-aid and safety equipment, vape detectors, and a plan to develop a capital bond for November 2026 for more extensive facility upgrades. The School Safety Coordinator reported ALICE and Behavioral Threat Assessment training and ongoing documentation to comply with threat-assessment protocols.
The packet lists larger vendor payments and ongoing capital planning steps; staff said upgrades will be coordinated with planned construction work, including the Stella Mayfield seismic project, to minimize operational disruption and align with grant requirements.
