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Board adopts supplemental budget resolution tied to track project; transcript shows anomalous dollar figure

Stanley County School District 57-1 Board of Education · June 3, 2025
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Summary

The board adopted Resolution No. 8‑2025 to approve a supplemental budget for capital outlay related to the track project. The transcript reads a highly implausible figure for "New capital outlay"; that number appears to be a transcription error and is flagged for verification with district finance staff.

The Stanley County School Board voted to adopt Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 8‑2025 to adjust capital outlay accounts tied to the district's track project.

During the reading the resolution the chair recited statutory language referencing SBCL 13‑11‑3.2 and announced the supplemental budget in total. The public finance presentation that followed clarified the adjustment concerns the track capital outlay and account transfers.

The transcript records the line "New capital outlay, $212,550,119,485." That dollar figure is implausible in context of the district's scale and the discussion about a track project; board and staff discussed transfers of hundreds of thousands and millions earlier in the meeting. This transcript number is flagged as a likely transcription or formatting error and requires confirmation from the district's business manager or published minutes for the accurate adopted figure.

The motion to adopt the resolution passed on a voice vote. Board members discussed that the supplemental budget is an accounting adjustment to place track costs in the appropriate capital outlay account and noted that auditors and state reporting will reflect the corrected amounts in formal documents.