Moves $4,500 of Skyline High's Measure N money from three budget lines to pupil support salaries

The Board is asked to approve a 2022-2023 Measure N budget change for Skyline High School, moving $4,500.00 from equipment ($1,000.00), licensing agreements ($1,500.00) and assemblies and classroom presentations ($2,000.00) to Pupil Support Salaries, which brings that line to $100,272.21. This moves money already in the school's plan rather than adding new money.

Plain-English summary written by AI from the official text. Reviewed Oct 3, 2026

Discrepancy from the official text. This item and item 22-2526 are identical (same Skyline High School $4,500.00 transfer, same new total of $100,272.21, same budget modification form, 'BMF 1 of 5'), so the one transfer appears to be listed twice on the agenda. (Confirmed by a reviewer.)

Notes on the official text

The same action as S.-78 (22-2526), listed under a second file number. Counted once in totals.

Action: Other
Category: Budget, finance & payments
Term: Jul 1, 2022 – Jun 30, 2023
This vote: $4,500
New total: $100,272.21
Schools: Skyline High School
Presented by: Measure N - College and Career Readiness Commission
File: 22-2527 · agenda S.-79
Outcome: Adopted on the General Consent Report, Dec 14, 2022

Official text

Adoption by the Board of Education, upon recommendation of the Measure N Commission, of a 2022-2023 budget modification request from Skyline High School transferring $4,500.00, from 3 different strategic actions; Equipment $1,000.00, Licensing Agreements $1,500.00, and Assemblies/Classroom Presentations $2,000.00, for a combined total amount of $4,500.00 to Pupil Support Salaries, for a new total amount of $100,272.21, for the latter, as stated in the justification section of the New or Revised Strategic Action Section of the Budget Modification Form.

History

Nov 1, 2022 Adopted on the General Consent Report (Measure N - College and Career Readiness Commission)
Dec 14, 2022 Adopted on the General Consent Report

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