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Board approves $500,000 interfund transfer to support K–12 consolidation and junior-high renovation

Lowpoint-Washburn Community Unit School District No. 21 Board of Education · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Lowpoint-Washburn board approved transferring $500,000 from the Working Cash Fund to the Operations and Maintenance Fund to cover costs tied to moving to a single K–12 building, including junior-high renovation and a new playground. The transfer followed a public hearing that drew no oral or written testimony.

President Monica Beltramea opened a public hearing on the proposed interfund transfer and described the request as intended to "address the associated costs of moving to one K-12 building, including the cost of the Junior High renovation and the playground addition." No written or oral testimony was offered during the hearing.

At the regular meeting the board moved to approve the transfer of $500,000 from the Working Cash Fund (Fund 70) to the Operations and Maintenance Fund (Fund 20). The motion was made by Damerell and seconded by Baugh. Roll-call votes recorded: Damerell, White, Youngman, Baugh and Beltramea voted yes; Bill and Schumacher were absent. The motion carried and the transfer was approved.

The board’s minutes state the requested amount matches dollars collected in the working cash fund via working cash bonds and that the funds have been used for facilities work finalized over the past year. The hearing record and subsequent motion contain no recorded public objections or alternative proposals. The board did not attach additional conditions to the transfer during the meeting.