May 19, 2025 School Board Meeting
Sunday, June 15, 2025
Approval of agenda
Consent agenda
Acceptance of gifts
Student Council year-end report
Superintendent enrollment and graduation report
Fiscal Year 26 preliminary budget presentation
Elementary school program and curriculum year-end report
Secondary school program and curriculum year-end report
Areas of Interest (5)
- District faces potential budget shortfall risks due to legislative state aid reductions.
- Enrollment trends show slight decline but stable enough for 915-student budget projections.
- Special education department reports significant growth success in student proficiency.
- Strategic shifts in middle/high school math curriculum to address new state standards.
- Q Comp program shortfall identified as a $59,000 general fund pressure point.
Votes (3)
Approve agenda as presented
Moved by Chair · Seconded by Aishan
Approve consent agenda
Moved by Cle · Seconded by Kger
Acceptance of gifts
Moved by Ericen · Seconded by Aishan
Notable Quotes (2)
Our biggest source of revenue is comes from state aid at 75%.
If Q comp went away tomorrow... we would actually be saving $59,257 from the general fund.
People (4)
ChuckSuperintendentPresented enrollment data, graduation logistics, and legislative outlook.
1 quote
Presented enrollment data, graduation logistics, and legislative outlook.
“That is typical and... as Mr. Roshin goes over the fiscal year 26 budget you'll see how we roll that into the next year.”
Discussing enrollment trends.
Amy GianFinance CoordinatorPresented the FY26 preliminary budget and financial outlook.
1 quote
Presented the FY26 preliminary budget and financial outlook.
“This leaves us with $133,000 of revenue over expenditures.”
Summary of general fund balance.
Roselle TraverStudent Council MemberProvided update on student activities including mental health day and fundraising.
Provided update on student activities including mental health day and fundraising.
Becca BrownSpecial Ed DirectorReported on growth metrics for students receiving special education services.
1 quote
Reported on growth metrics for students receiving special education services.
“It takes the whole village to make this happen.”
Discussing student growth success.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (2)
- May 19, 2025 - Central School Board Meeting
- Friday, May 23, 2025 - Graduation at 6:00 PM