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[email protected] The Jamestown Board of Education has approved an $89,879,178 budget for 2021-22 with no program cuts and no tax levy increase. The only major changes to the budget are some programs being reclassified from local funds to a special aid fund that is paid for through CARES Act funding. Those programs include two new school psychologists, an increase in the number of contracted social workers, an increase in substitute teacher rates, music equipment, music travel, athletic equipment, athletic uniforms and technology equipment. “Looking at our program budget we saw our largest increase,” said Brittnay Spry, district business executive. “It is an overall increase of about $3.3 million. … As we had mentioned earlier, this is the area where most of the funds will be pulled from that the CARES Act is currently encumbered will be moving into that special aid fund.” ....
Feb 26, 2021 Paul Abbott, Jamestown Public Schools board president, and Dr. Kevin Whitaker, Jamestown Public Schools superintendent, speak as board member Shelly Leathers looks on at left. At least two Jamestown Public Schools board members prefer seeing budget cuts now as opposed to possibly bigger budget cuts in two or three years. Board members heard a presentation from Brittnay Spry, Jamestown Public Schools business official, during Tuesday’s meeting. Early projections show the 2021-22 budget is projected to have $90,300,000 in revenues and $91,200,000 in estimated spending. That figure is largely what Dr. Kevin Whitaker, district superintendent, has referred to over the past few weeks when saying the federal government’s December COVID-19 stimulus package helped keep the district’s 2021-22 budget intact. Whitaker still sees a fiscal cliff coming, though, as do a pair of district board members. ....