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Ruidoso school board adopts agenda, holds rescheduled budget study session
Summary
The Ruidoso Municipal School District Board of Education met May 7, 2025, confirmed a full quorum, unanimously approved the agenda and reviewed the 2025–2026 Budget Study; the minutes record no formal budget votes or staff recommendations at this session.
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The Ruidoso Municipal School District Board of Education convened a rescheduled Budget Study session on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, at the Administration Central Office, 200 Horton Circle. President Marc Beatty called the meeting to order at 10:33 a.m., and the board recorded that about three people were in the audience.
The board confirmed a quorum with all five members present: President Marc Beatty, Vice President Luther Light, Secretary Kelly Johnson, Member Dave Tomlin and Member Elizabeth Potter. Vice President Luther Light moved to approve the agenda; Member Elizabeth Potter seconded and "All members - aye" was recorded. The motion carried to adopt the agenda.
The meeting’s primary agenda item was listed as the "2025-2026 Budget Study Review." The minutes indicate the board reviewed the budget study during the session but do not include specific figures, motions, or staff recommendations in the transcript text. No formal budget adoption or amendment appears in the record for this meeting.
Member Dave Tomlin moved to adjourn at 11:15 a.m.; Vice President Luther Light seconded. The minutes record a unanimous vote of "All members - aye" and the meeting was adjourned. Attest language and signatures appear in the record following adjournment.
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