Trustees approve Frontline spending increase and accept $84,000 ECSE grant
Summary
Board approved raising Frontline expenditures up to $65,000 and accepted an $84,000 early childhood special education professional-development grant, authorizing related expenditures.
The Snyder ISD Board approved two spending items at the Dec. 11 meeting: an increase in Frontline expenditures up to $65,000 and acceptance of an $84,000 ECSE grant to fund early childhood special education professional-development training. Michael Rodriquez moved to approve the Frontline increase and Doug Neff seconded; the motion passed unanimously. The ECSE grant requires the district to pay training costs up front and to seek reimbursement; the board approved expenditures with Fun and Function up to $84,000, with Chad Arnwine seconding Doug Neff's motion.
Minutes state the Frontline item required board approval because the anticipated expenditure exceeded $50,000. For the ECSE grant, the district recorded that it will front costs for training and be reimbursed later, and the board approved the expenditure authorization to Fun and Function up to the grant amount.
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