
The John Glenn School Board members considered a support staff stipend at their meeting this week.
Continue readingThe John Glenn School Board members considered a support staff stipend at their meeting this week.
Continue readingThe John Glenn School Board members reviewed proposed administrative contracts Tuesday night that would be retroactive to July 1, 2020.
Continue readingThe John Glenn School Board members approved the 2020 budget as advertised Tuesday night.
Continue readingThe John Glenn School Board members took time this week to clarify a new requirement set forth by the State Board of Accounts.
Continue readingThe John Glenn School Board members considered a resolution Tuesday that would allow the school board to seek General Obligation Bonds in order to reimburse some site and technology improvements planned this summer.
Continue readingThe John Glenn School Board looked at the corporation’s vendor list during their meeting last week.
Continue readingJohn Glenn School officials recently met with Baker Tilly and Ice Miller representatives to consider a General Obligation Bond.
Continue readingThe John Glenn School Board members approved pay raises for administrators and support staff during their meeting this week.
The John Glenn School Board approved actions necessary in order to submit the 2019 budget to the state.
The John Glenn School Board approved a resolution Tuesday night that would reduce an appropriation by $69,000 to carry over into next year’s budget.
Business Manager Tom Bendy explained that the school board has purchased all of the school buses they are going to purchase this year and the board has the opportunity to move the unused funds to next year’s budget.
The John Glenn School Board members voted unanimously to adopt the 2018 budgets Tuesday night.
According to Indiana Gateway, the General Fund is listed at $12.7 million with the Capital Projects Fund at $1.3 million and the Bus Replacement Fund at $300,000. The total budget advertised and adopted is $17,730,462.
The John Glenn School Board held a public hearing last night in order to take action on an additional appropriation resolution and ordinance for the debt service fund.
Business Manager Tom Bendy explained that items were purchased with the common school loan. The final portion of the funding was spent in November of last year and once that is done, a schedule is sent to the corporation on repayment. That revenue was not in the 2017 budget to be spent. Bendy said the Department of Local Government Finance said the revenue portion was able to be put into the budget, but could not change what was advertised for the budget in October. The additional appropriation would allow the corporation to make the payment in June.
An additional appropriation worth $36,907 was discussed by the John Glenn School Board last week.
Business Manager Tom Bendy told the board that this was a loan taken out a year ago. The budget was prepared in October and all of the items were purchased by November and a final payment reimbursement was sent.