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Robinson ISD board approves $45,000 food-service amendment to replace elementary serving line
Summary
Trustees voted unanimously Sept. 15 to increase the food service fund by $45,000 to replace the elementary school serving line; the change raises food service expenditures to $1,270,000 and creates a net budgeted deficit of $14,300.
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The Robinson Independent School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Sept. 15 to approve an amendment to the food service fund that will add $45,000 to function 35 to replace the serving line at the elementary school.
The amendment, "Amendment to the food service fund to increase function 35 – food services $45,000 to replace the serving line at the elementary school," was presented by Stacey Proctor. According to the board record, the food service revenue budget remains $1,255,700 and the expenditure budget becomes $1,270,000, producing a net budgeted deficit of $14,300.
Trustee Karrie Crosby moved to approve the amendment and Trustee Jabo Rubin seconded. The motion carried, 7 to 0, with Karrie Crosby, Kacey Darnell, Scott Everett, Keith Helpert, Jabo Rubin, Justin Wiese and Alicia Williams voting yes. No amendments or conditions were recorded. The meeting adjourned at 6:40 p.m.
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