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Farmington board approves resolution decrying state school‑aid delays
Summary
The Farmington Board of Education on Sept. 9 unanimously approved a resolution expressing concern about delays to the FY 2025–26 Michigan School Aid Fund and waived a second reading so the measure would take effect immediately.
The Farmington Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution expressing concern about delays to the Fiscal Year 2025–26 Michigan School Aid Fund and waived a second reading of the measure. Treasurer Claudia T. Heinrich moved to approve the resolution and Trustee Angie F. Smith supported the motion; Vice President Donald Walker, Jr. presided over the vote, which passed 6–0.
Board members heard the resolution in a first reading earlier in the meeting when Vice President Walker read the text aloud and Superintendent Dr. Kelly Coffin provided additional context regarding potential budget impacts. "Heinrich moved, and Smith supported that the Board of Education approve the resolution on the Fiscal Year 2025‑2026 Michigan School Aid Fund Budget Delays, as presented, and to waive the second reading," the minutes record. The board did not record any opposing votes.
