001I'd like to walk you to the May 14th committee meeting at the pool followed by a special voting meeting. Please rise for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, liberty andice for all. Lord, can we have a roll call vote please for minutes? Mrs. Bainy Shaw here. Dr. Mary here. Mrs. Bush here. Mr. Jeff present. Mrs. Lamb, Mr. Manaric, Mr. Vancus here, Mrs. Vesneski here, and Mr. Wood here. Uh, we had an executive session uh prior to this for personnel other related matters. Uh we're going to change up the agenda uh briefly and we're going to have Paul Martin, a uh business manager, go over some uh pre preliminary budget figures and we'll
002go back to the regular agenda. We're going to go to [Music] Okay. So, this is a 2526 proposed general fund budget that we're going to go over. Okay. Next slide. So, when we went through our prior meetings, we went through all of our revenues and all of our expenditures. And uh this is a summary of the total initial proposed revenues were $38.2 million. Our initial expenditures um what we presented was $39.6 million. So we started off with a fund balance decrease of $1.4 million. So this is expenditures over revenues. Next slide. So our initial revenues had $38.2 million um in it. We have um a recommended 4% increase on real estate taxes which would bring in about almost $300,000. Um we have local income on the earned income tax and real estate transfer tax $27,000.
003And the homestead subsidy is a subsidy that we received through the state. It's passed back on to the homeowners. They increased that amount this year uh for the district to 1.3 million which was $180,000 increase over the prior year. So total revenue um was up to 38.7 million. Next slide. This just gives a summary of all the different local revenues that we have, state revenues, and then federal revenues. You can see the state makes up the the majority of of our revenue, 24.2 million. Uh local revenues about 13.7 million. And in the federal revenues, uh $766,000. It's the title programs. And then we have medical assistance access uh funds. Next slide. Our initial proposed expenditures were $39.6 million. We currently have uh three vacant positions in the music department as department and a utility position
004in the maintenance department. And uh we're recommending to not fill those positions and that would be $341,000 savings. We have an RN position that's vacant right now and we're posting it as an LPN position and that would be a $37,000 savings. And then we have one class from OM fifth grade. Uh that will be $95,000 savings. You're looking at a total uh reduction in expenditures down at 39.2 million. Next slide. This breaks down by the function area where where the money is being spent. Our instructional area is is the largest percentage 58.4% or about $23 million. support is the second largest area, 12.5 million and 31.9%. Um, debt service transfers, we have budgeted $2.6 million. Um, these are for our debt payments. I think we have $150,000 budgeted right now for a transfer for our
005roof project at the high school. And then student activities, which makes up um our fine arts program and our athletics program is a little over 1.1 million for a total of 39 million expenditures. Next slide. This breaks it down by the type. So, um 14.8 million in salaries, $10.8 million in benefits makes up about 66% of the budget in in those areas. Next largest area is other purchase services. Um this would be tuition for um cyber charter schools. This would be tuition for private schools. This would be um our transportation services that make up the majority of that. supplies would be um all of our utility energy stuff would flow through there. Heating, oil, um software, anything that you can imagine runs through that that level. The um and then the again other uses of
006funds and other objects. That's the principal and interest the debt service. So $39 million total budget and then transfer um to um the other funds there of 150 grand in capital for that project. Next slide. Again, this just shows the initial proposed revenues and fund balances. Again, our fund balance at the end of um the school year last year was five 5.1 million. The initial proposed budget would have been a $1.4 million reduction in that total. So, it would have went down to 3.6 million. the current proposed. Again, you can see a $500,000 increase in the revenues, a $473,000 decrease in the expenditures for a total of a little under a million dollar. So, we're looking again at a deficit of $467,000 or fund balance down to 4.6 million. Next slide. Keep going. So again
007this just summarizes that in total total revenue expenditures what the current proposed deficit would be keep going tax millage in center would be 63.04 04 which would be 4% increase. Next one clearfield. So again we have um again Clearfield assessment had changed the assessment to be able to adjust the mill rate. So again prior years remember we were like 136 something. So again that number got half so would have been 68 something. So again it was a change from about that to about 70.9 or 4.24%. Next one. Then that's a 4.16% total. The act one index is the max amount you have the ability to raise taxes and that's 5.8. So this will be about 1.7 underneath that index. And then the next slide. This um again this is the average resident what their real
008estate uh tax bill is currently and what it would be in the proposal. Again, we have um several thousand parcels, residential parcels that qualify for the homestead farmstead. The average assessed value in center county is 32,540 taken times the 60.57 current mills that we have the real estate taxes would be $1,971, but they did a homestead farmstead reduction of $331. So that would be $1640. Um this year again with the 63 mills that we're proposing or the $2.47 more mills, it would be an $80 increase to $2,51 in taxes. But the homestead farmstead um subsidy reduction would actually increase by $56 to 387. So the difference between last year and this year's taxes in total would be $24 for Center County. And on the Clearfield side, again, the the average tax bill after the Homestead
009Farmstead currently is 11.86. Um, when you run down through there will be 1194. So, it'll be an $8 increase in 2526. Next slide. So, um the goal again tonight is basically we have to meet um criteria to basically have a proposed budget in place prior to June 1st because we had to have an adopted budget final budget by June 30th. Um and you have to have 30 days in between um between the proposed and and the final that proposed budget um is passed and it would be available for public inspection June 11th. We would advertise in the paper to make people aware of our intent to approve the final budget on June 25th, 2025. We would adopt the final budget, set the tax levies, and then we would implement the homestead and farmstead exclusions, those
010exact amounts, and then we would go from there. But again, um, from this meeting until we get till June 25th, um, there will be we'll be working on even there will be things with the proposed budget. We're still waiting on a state budget to come through to see what that's final final numbers are going to be. So there's still some moving parts on the revenue and on the expenditure side. Um so does anybody have any questions questions? So again, this will be made available to the public um after the meeting. We'll put it um we'll put it on the website. We'll have it um in the board minutes so it'll be available for everybody. So, thank you, Tom. Back back to the agenda. Uh, there was nobody listed as a visitor comments. Nobody wanted to
011speak this evening. Uh, I did announce we had an executive session prior to um there'll be a motion on a regular voting agenda to approve the April 23rd, 2025 voting meeting as presented. And there'll be a motion on a regular voting agenda to approve the May 14th committee meeting as presented. A motion on regular voting agenda approved the May 14th special voting meeting as presented. We'll go to the super introductions. Yep. Up tonight on administrative reports, uh, we have our senior presentation with Allison and Austin Garcia. So, all ready to go for tonight? Looking forward to it. So, it's uh May 14th, 2025. This is our last senior presentation for the happenings at PHS. First off, we had our senior softball recognition. Our leading mount senior softball players are recognized for their time on the
012team. Photographed here is Cameron Cherichko, Olivia Mazari, and Ashley Havens. We have the softball Easter baskets. Before the game, the girls were able to keep the tradition alive of delivering Easter baskets to the residents of Windy Hill Village. We are proud of all these young ladies, not only for what they do on the field, but more importantly, what they do off the field for our community. We also had our senior track recognition where we had senior track members who were recognized for all their hard work and dedication for the final year on the PHS track team. Thank you to all our seniors. We had our track district compet competitors on the 14th and the 15th. Lily and Rob competed in long/triple jump and Demarcus competed in the 100 and 200 meter races. We also had
013uh Ryan Mccclure who also competed in discus as a thrower. Prom 2025. The theme was let's go to the beach beach. PH PHS held its prom on May 9th with the theme let's go to the beach beach. It was also like boardwalk theme. This year's prom contained mini golf, a mini arcade as well as fresh lemonade, ice cream, and boardwalk fries. More about prom. Students showed up in their best prom attire, showcasing their personal styles and tastes. Blue was very trendy this year. In ceramics, we had our monster mashup where we had art students create ceramic monster creations based off of the drawings made by elementary students. Here photographed, you can see some examples of that. Miss Anderson's CSO Creek testing trip. Miss Anderson and the CSO students went to the Machan Creek to test
014the water and learn about the history of the creek and how it was affected by abandoned mine damage. We had our CCTC Technical Honor Society induction. We have students from PHS who were inducted based on their academic performance, technical um skills, leadership, and character at CCCTC. Math competition. The PHS math competition team went to Altuna to compete in the Penn State University competition. Mrs. Bigman's family considering science class. Mrs. Bingman's FCS class worked on their cooking, sewing, and money management skills. The Mount Mural. Miss Anderson, Leila Westwood, and Gracie Taylor installed a new beautiful sports mural behind the gymnasium. Drama. The Isaac Awards. The PHS drama club will will be participating in the 20th Isaac Awards this year on May 25th at the Michelin Theater in Altuna. This year we had nine nominations total with
015two self nominations being our stage crew and our choreographer. And then the and then the judges nominated us for best male lead for my performance as Trench Bowl. We had best female lead for Vinn Parish's performance as Antilda. Best supporting actor for Eli Hoyy's performance of um Mr. Wormwood. We had best featured actor for Just as Angelovic's performance of um uh Their Son, the best ensemble for The Little Kids, the best production number for My Song, the Hammer, and best overall production, Matilda. Fun fact, um we've only ever gotten nominations for best production six times since Troy has been doing shows, and three of those have been the last three years. Music, pops, chorus, and band concert. The PHS music department put on a pops concert on May 8th. They displayed their excellent talent in
016the select choir, chorus, and band. We also had Ellis Sagowski who's going to Penn State for cheerleading. Uh she did her signing today and she's going D1. Congratulations, Ellie. We would like to say thank you for this opportunity. Allison and I, we're very grateful. Um we would like to say say thank you to all board members, the superintendent, and Mrs. similar for this amazing opportunity to not only represent our school but also connect with our community. Um for our future, Allison and I are both going to Penn State Altuna with her maj majoring in engineering and me majoring in political science. Um we hope to apply all the skills we learned here in our future endeavors. Thank you so much for this opportunity. Thank [Applause] you presentation. We have Eli here too and Leila who
017was part of the art mural apparently. So, we want to thank everyone in the job you you've all done and wish you well. Thank you so much. Have a good night. So, it looks like we have some elementary presentations from our principles tonight. Uh we'll start off with Mrs. Mason. All right. For OM, um I wanted to share that next year we're taking PBIS online. So, we're really excited about that. Um, traditionally kids get bucket tickets and they we draw them from sand buckets. Um, so we've purchased a program where we're going to be doing it online. Um, we're going to have a school store. We're going to be partnering with our life skills and our emotional support of classrooms. It's going to actually be like a Walmart pickup. So students are going to use
018the app to pick what they want. The kids are going to go to the store, fill the orders, and then be able to deliver them to the classroom. So we're pretty excited about that change. And for the first time, Om Mills Elementary has had a chess club. Um, fifth graders came to me middle of the year and they really wanted to find a way to create this club. So, it took some creativity. Um, community members, parents donated chess boards and they have been playing. When they finish eating their lunch, they go to a special table and they've been playing chess for the remainder of the year. And today was their tournament. So, they all signed up and they played and our winner was Lily Packer. Um, so she was the chess champion today at Mills
019Elementary. So it was pretty fun to see them love chess. So Mr. Fi, good evening. Um, couple things at PE going on. We recently, well actually last night we had our final event. Uh, we've teamed up with Penn State STEM Outreach Program this year to offer three events for our third, fourth, and fifth graders. Um, we did a buoyancy, we did uh slime kit, and then last night they did electromagnetics. So, the students were able to they made bracelets um and with different beads and then they made flashlights that would allow them to glow in the dark and that was the electromagnetic part of it. So, next year um and my second part of this is talking about our fifth grade student council who does a wonderful job every year of trying to make PE
020a better place. uh they put a lot a lot of events together throughout the year. They also work on clean up around the outside of the school, but one of the suggestions they had this year was with our STEM outreach program. So part of us being able to do that was coming from the fifth grade student council to try to get some more opportunities for the students in the school. Our goal next year that the student council would like to do is in the fall have our older students go through these activities and then in the spring have them do the activities for our younger students in the building. So that's something we want to try to do next year. Um, so yeah, I really appreciate everything they do. And then one final thing, uh,
021Mrs. Sedor, our Fizzad teacher, both at P and put in a grant last year to get, it's called a gaga pit, how you play gaga ball. So um, it's a hexagonal area um, with almost like a kickball in it. Your goal is to knock each other out. So I, you know, I know Mrs. Mason and I both welcome all the board members to our buildings to try it out. I'm sure the kids will show you how to play it. So, thank you. Very good. So, as you can see, we alternate between elementary and secondary. The all the principal reports are there online uh for everyone to view and uh at our voting meeting, the secondary will provide their reports uh to everyone there. Um just from a superintendent report, I can do a quick sports
022update for the jump right in there. Stand stand out. Mrs. talk again. I kind of need to go opposite so I can just quickly go and uh uh I'm good back here. Okay. Am I good here? You guys see me? All right. Um so the Garcia has kind of stole some of my thunder. So you'll hear some repeats of stuff, but uh spring has been a challenge. Weather has been uh not very cooperative, been super wet. Um but junior high baseball and softball are uh finishing up their their seasons this week. Um, so they were baseball had a record of 57-1. The A team and the B team were 47 and two. Uh, softball finished up their A team was 8 and six and the B team 7 and three. Uh, coach R took three
023of our middle school students to the track and field championship, middle school championship at Mansion Park this past Saturday. Um, we had Aiden Harris competing in the 100 meter, uh, Gunner Martin high jump and 300 hurdles, and Eva Amy competed in the 100 meter hurdles. So, that's pretty exciting for middle school track and field. Um, for high school sports, we have our softball team um, going into districts night seed. Um, so they are expected to play tomorrow at Huntington at 400 p.m. Um, baseball's playing at Tyrone on Monday at 400 p.m. And the track and field championship is going on today. Yes, today and tomorrow. Um, so an update on that. Uh, Lily Warlow did her long jump today. She didn't make it to the finals, but she has triple jump tomorrow. Robert McClennahan had
024his long jump today. He didn't qualify, but we'll have triple jump tomorrow. Uh Ryan Mccclure threw discus today and did not qualify for finals, but Demarcus Law ran in the 100 meter and the 200 meter, so he is into the finals tomorrow. Um so that's pretty exciting for us. Um and then also today they said uh well Ellie did her Elliski did her signing for Penn State today at 4 p.m. up at the high school. So that's pretty exciting. So spring sports is kind of on the downhill slide, but hopefully uh we keep winning. So thank you Very good. Any other principles want to jump in tonight? They're saying that next meeting. Next meeting. All right. See, their written reports again are online. Um, thanks Dr. Reese for stepping up there as far as to
025get hers in tonight. Um, as far as for superintendent report, as you know, it's that time of year. Of course, tonight we have our committee meeting. Then we're going to have our go into our voting meeting for preliminary budget. Um, you know, just to reiterate a little bit from where we are financially as a district, starting off with a 1.4 plus uh million dollar deficit. As we all know, there's uh in Clareville County, our one um local ICE detention center um is seeking to get relief on their uh taxes. if that would go through what they're asking for, that could be another up to another 400,000 um of taxes that we would we would lose uh from that standpoint. So, uh finances are finances a little bit different this year uh at PO where we're
026at. So we have pretty much in most instances if there's a position that's come available by someone resigning, someone retiring, uh going elsewhere other than special ed, um I have done from administrative prerogative my best to not fill those positions. And so, um, there's some positions when it comes to an elementary music position from a middle or, um, elementary PE position that's going to affect, um, what it looks like here at the middle school. Um, we have a reading specialist that we're going to fill within, how it happens with our support staff and our, uh, teachers unions. Uh, we we have our positions that basically are going to be available for the next year. It's called a bid day. um where we get that scheduled with our unions. We set up a day. Here's the
027positions. Uh interested individuals who are either affected through moves or closures. Um anyone who's in the union can show up and basically we go through the process to fill those positions. Um what we were, you know, in speaking with the the unions this year, my mantra has been that we are going to get through this year and we are not going to have furlows. So, we're going to make it work one way or another. Um, and that's what uh we're doing for this for this upcoming 2526 school year. So, bid days will be coming up, I believe, on here. 20th and 21st, I believe. Um, so we'll have once bid day is concluded, you'll most likely see an addendum in the voting meeting that will then lay out all the positions and transfers from that
028standpoint. So that will all be um reconciled on to the agenda for approval uh once big day is concluded. Um do just want to announce as it's you know we're ending you know 10 10 12 days here of of school left little over two weeks two and a half weeks back service is at training United Methodist here on Sunday the 18th at 6. Uh, our CTC graduation is going to be Thursday the 22nd down at Clearfield um athletic field and then of course our graduation will be on the 30th. So it's coming down to the end of the year here in this exciting time. We always say that uh you know beginning of the year there's a lot of energy and going into you know November, December a lot of energy and then there's a
029low in the spring. But bottom line is this is the best time of year in my mind. Um as a as an educator, uh there's nothing but good things going on and celebrations for all the hard work of the teachers, the staff, the students, the parents. Um it's definitely a good time in in education as we enter the month of May. So with that, that concludes my superintendent report. We added for this agenda superintendent report going forward. We also have board member sharing. Okay. And we added that in case any board member wants any input u in a public meeting, they're more than welcome. I will let you know that the uh there's been a committee involved in negotiations and support staff is finished and signed contract. Yes, they're a three-year contract. Uh the steel
030workers are uh well into progress in their negotiations and there's a meeting in the near future with them and the administrative certified and non-certified is in progress right now and we'll hopefully be concluding here in the next month or so. Does anybody member have any input or anything that they would like to bring up? Okay. Uh we'll head to uh financial report. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve the financial report for the month of April 2025 as presented. And there'll be a motion on regular voting agenda to approve the following dispersements and credit card statements for the month of April 2025 totaling one 1.2 million and 1.2 million for the April payroll. a motion on a special voting agenda to approve the 2526 proposed general fund budget for the Pulsio
031School District in amount of $39,177,980. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve the transfer from the general fund to the capital project fund 89,473 for the district's 25% match of the facility improvement grants payment to David Mann's associated for the roof project at the high school. There'll be a motion on a regular voting agenda to accept the malware ballot method for the 2526 general fund budget for the county career and technology as presented. And there'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve the 2526 general fund budget for the Clear County Career and Technology Center as presented. There'll be a motion on regular voting agenda to switch the phone voice carriers from Verizon MCI to the Comcast analog services for local long distance and analog services. 36month contract will
032save the district about $18,27. There'll be a motion on a voting agenda on a regular voting agenda to approve a three-year contract between the Psburg district and Birkshshire systems corporation for the fire alarm and sprinkling test inspections is presented. There'll be a motion on the special voting agenda to purchase a ride on auto scrubber from the purple wholesale paper company corporated as presented. And there'll be a motion on regular voting agenda to hire Sarah Haskins as a driver for Fullington 2425 school. Any questions on financial? The only thing is the the cost of the auto scrubber. It's right around 14,000. It's it's actually Yeah, I get that. 14250. Yep. 14250. and he received three prices and that was the best price. Good with that. Yeah. All right. Mr. Jeffrey says building and grounds. There'll be
033a motion on the regular voting agenda to purge outdated and unused library books from the Oola Mills Elementary School. Motion on the regular voting attendance to approve the tenative 2425 graduation list. Could be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve an agreement between Phil Bergola and Edenum Incorporated as presented. Be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve field trip requests for the 2425 school year. Thank you. Mr. Motion personnel. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to accept the resignation for retirement purposes of Merl Gander as a part-time utility person from the Philsburg o school district effective May 9th, 2025. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to accept the resignation of Christina Han as a 5.75 hour special education instructional assistant learning support at Philsburg Oil
034High School effective at the end of the day on April 17, 2025. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to accept the resignation of Kimberly Ziggment, a 5.75 hour special education instructional assistant/PCA emotional support requiring state private crisis management certification at Psburg OIL Middle School effective May 23rd, 2025. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve the following extended school year positions for the summer of 2025 as listed in your agenda. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve the following summer school positions for the summer of 2025 as listed in your agenda. There will be a motion on regular voting agenda to approve the following title one K through five reading program positions for the summer of 2025. There will be a motion on the regular
035voting agenda to approve a separation agreement between Philsburg Oola Area School District and Philsburg Oola Education Support Par Professionals for employee 24-25-3 as presented. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to accept a resignation of Charles Van Dyke as a five-hour district-wide custodian at the Psboro High School effective May 9th, 2025. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to post a 5-hour district-wide custodian position at the Psburg Oil High School posting effective May 14, 2025. There'll be a motion on your regular voting agenda to approve a request from an employee for half an unpaid day on May 8th, 2025 due to exhausting all sick and personal days. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve a request from an employee for unpaid days on April 8th, April 9th,
036April 10th, April 11th, 2025, and half an unpaid day on January 24th, 2025 due to exhausting all sit and personal days. There will be a motion on their regular voting agenda to approve a request from an employee for an unpaid day on April 7th, 2025 due to exhausting all sick and personal dates. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to re approve a request from an employee for unpaid days on March 4th, March 5th, and March 13, 2025 due to exhausting all sick and personal days. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve a request from an employee for half an unpaid day on April 29th, 2025 due to exhausting all sick impersonal days. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve a request from the employee
037to approve the following unpaid days due to exhausting all sick impersonal days as listed in your agenda. There'll be a motion on the regular planning agenda to approve a request from an employee for an unpaid day on March 18th due to exhausting all sick and personal days. There will be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve a request from employee for unpaid days on April 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 28th, 2025, and April 29th, 2025, May 5th, and 6th, 2025. due to exhausting all sick and personal days. There'll be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve a request from an employee for an unpaid day on January 16th, 2025, a half unpaid day on February 26th, 2025 and a half unpaid day on April 29th, 2025 due to an exhausting all sick
038and personal days. There'll be a motion on your regular voting agenda to approve a request from employee for unpaid days on April 28th and May 12th, 2025 due to exhausting all set and personal days. Okay, there will be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve a one-year contract for services between the Psburg Oyola area school district clear child services incorporated for therapy services at Psburg Oilola Middle School beginning August 1st, 2025 as presented. There be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve a one-year contract for services between the Hillsburg Area School District and St. Clear child services for therapy services for Philsburg Elementary and Mills Elementary beginning August 1st, 2025 is presented. There we motion on the regular voting agenda to approve an agency letter of agreement for Philsburg or for
039Pennsylvania's education for children and youth experiencing homelessness program for the 24 2526 school year as presented. a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve a services agreement between the Sulsa Area School District and New Story School State College, Pennsylvania for the period of August 1, 2025, July 31st, 2026 as presented. There will be a motion on the regular voting agenda to approve on the memorandum of understanding between the Ssburg Oula Area School District and the Tuscerora Intermediate Unit 11 for the purposes of provision of educational services for students receiving partial hospitalization as determined by individual student needs for the 2526 school year. We motion on the regular voting agenda to approve Alexis Brandon, a slippery rock student in recreational therapy, to complete 40 hours of volunteer work with special education students at Fsburg Elementary
040School and extended school year retroactive to May 12th, 2025. A motion on the regular voting agenda to approve the following extracurricular positions for the 24-25 school year. A motion on the regular voting agenda to carry the following extracurricular positions for the 2526 school year pending all required clearance. Motion on the regular voting agenda to approve the following position volunteers for the 2425 school year as listed. A motion on the regular voting agenda to approve facility use agreement between the Missoula Area School District and the YMCA as presented. Second and that concludes the committee meeting. Does anybody have anything else before we adjourn the committee? Committee meeting is adjourned. We'll go directly into uh we need a motion and a second to adjourn the meeting. Motion second. Second. favor and adjourn. [Music] I now special do
041the pledge of allegiance. We need a roll call vote again. Yes, we can do Mrs. Dy Shaw here. Dr. Bary here. Mrs. Bush here. Mr. Mr. Jeff President, Mrs. Lamb, Mr. Renarchic, Mr. Vancis here, M. Mrs. Vneski here, and Mr. Wood here. Right now, the committee meeting, we did have an executive session prior to the committee meeting at 6:15. Personnel and other related items. There'll be a motion. I need a motion to or make a motion to approve the 2526 proposed general fund budget for the full ratio of school district in amount of 39,17,980. I need a second. Second. I didn't hear first. I didn't hear the motion. Who made the motion? I made the motion. Mr. Wood, you called for it. So, this would be just for item one, proposed general fund budget. This
042is our preliminary budget for next year. Yep. There'll be a final budget brought back in June. I'll ask for a motion. Everybody make that motion. Motion. Do I have a second? Can I ask a quick question? Um, are we doing these all as a consent agenda or are we pulling each one individually? We were going to do them separately. Okay. I think there's only three voting items on it. But we'll do them separate. Okay. And we do have a second. Did you have a second on that question? I just had the question. We have a second on the proposed budget. We have a motion from Mr. B. I'll second it. Second by Mr. Bush. Have a roll call vote. Mrs. Bainy Shaw, yes. Dr. Bumary, yes. Mrs. Bush, yes. Mr. Jeff, no. Mrs. Lamb, Mr.
043Manic, Mr. Vancis, yes. Mrs. Vesneski, yes. Mr. Wood, yes. Motion carried. Okay. Does anybody give me a motion to purchase a ride on an undescrubber from the Clearfield Wholesale Paper Company that's presented? And the total cost was around $14,000. Motion have a second. Mrs. Call or not? Yes. Go ahead. Dr. Bary, yes. Mrs. Bush. Yes. Mr. Jeff, yes. Mrs. Lamb. Mr. Manarchic. Mr. Vanis. Yes. Mrs. Vesneski. Yes. Mr. Wood. Yes. And Mrs. By Shaw. Yes. Motion carries. Oh, she you are a yes. Yes. But I have a motion to approve a separation agreement between the Philsburg OA school district and Philburg OA education support professionals for employee employee 2425-3 as presented. So move have a motion. Could I have a second, please? I can second. We have a second. Mrs. Bush. Yes. Mr. Jeff, yes.
044Mrs. Lamb. Mr. Parchic. Mr. Vanis, yes. Mrs. Vneski, yes. Mr. Wood, yes. Mrs. Banny Shaw, yes. And Dr. Mary, yes. Motion carried. Motion carried. Is there anything else to come before the board? Motion to adjourn. Motion to adjourn. Pirates in the match are on TV. We have a second. Second. Second. All in favor? I meeting [Music] is now.