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| School board adjusts budgets for insurance costs |
Posted: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 11:00 pm
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Brentwood Home Page news reports
At Monday night’s Williamson County Schools board meeting, the board approved a budget amendment to the 2010-11 budget for $1,662,750 to cover increased medical insurance costs as requested by the county.
It also approved three budget amendments to the current budget. These included an amendment for $1,729,500 to cover increases in employee medical and dental claims; an amendment for $75,000 for legal expenses in the special education department; and a resolution for $75,000 for the Trustee Commission due to actual revenue for property taxes exceeding budgeted amounts.
In other action, the board:
- Approved special high school courses as requested.
- Approved policies on summer school and interscholastic athletics on first reading.
- Approved two policies on second reading including Minutes and Student Fees and Fines.
- Pulled high school course codes for 2010-11 until next month.
- Approved recommended field trip fee requests as amended.
In the Superintendent’s Report, Dr. Mike Looney shared with the Board that the district’s programs under No Child Left Behind were monitored and found in substantial compliance with the laws and regulations of NCLB.
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