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Board members approved a motion to release funds tied to capital improvement projects so work can begin over the summer; staff told the board the request covers routine capital work such as cafeteria equipment replacement, carpet and flooring, asphalt and parking projects, classroom furniture and an atrium project for \"TJ\" budgeted at $788,000 as part of the overall request. Staff said these are projects already in the division's capital improvement plan and that the division is asking to receive the funds slightly earlier than previously scheduled so work can be completed before staff and students return in August. The exact total dollar amount in the motion was not specified in the meeting record presented.

The board also approved submission of the division's showcase selection — the LCMS/LCHS tech help desk where students support Chromebook repair and technology help — to the Showcase for Success program; the presenter said the BSPA requires board approval to submit that entry.

Other actions approved included a resolution to honor student Sienna Acocha for a state wrestling championship; authorization of signature in the absence of the judicial superintendent (an annual administrative action to confirm authorized signatories); and approval of an operating agreement with Ivy Creek to continue placement slots for students, with Louisa purchasing five slots and the option to add additional slots if needed.

Most motions were seconded and recorded as passing in the meeting; the minutes show motions carried and, where noted by staff during discussion, passed unanimously. No individual roll‑call tallies were read into the record for the actions summarized in this report.

Votes at a glance

• Approve meeting agenda — seconded by Mr. Hill; motion recorded as passed.

• Approve consent agenda — seconded by Mr. Hoover; motion recorded as passed.

• Approve resolution to release capital funds early (projects in CI P) — motion text not fully specified on the record; staff described projects included (cafeteria equipment, carpeting, asphalt, classroom furniture and a TJ atrium project budgeted at $788,000); motion recorded as passed.

• Approve submission of LCMS/LCHS tech help‑desk showcase entry to Showcase for Success — motion recorded as passed.

• Approve resolution honoring Sienna Acocha — motion recorded as passed.

• Approve authorization of signature in absence of the judicial superintendent — seconded by Mr. Hill; motion recorded as passed.

• Approve operating agreement with Ivy Creek (five slots purchased; option to add slots) — motion recorded as passed.

Where the record did not provide full motion text or vote tallies, this summary indicates the documented outcome and the key details staff presented to the board.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","School Board Live: April 1, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The school board approved the agenda, consent agenda and several action items including an early release of capital funds, a showcase submission, an operating agreement with Ivy Creek, an authorization of signature and a resolution honoring a student state champion.","taxTitle","LOUISA CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia","taxId",66022,"location","Virginia","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6088774,"Louisa County board told school resource officer team now fully staffed; Alicia Boton assigned to high school",218,1259000,1477000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2879505-74c6f62c5396aed09de0507eeffee856&start=1259&end=1477","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2879505-74c6f62c5396aed09de0507eeffee856/thumbnail_1259000.jpg","/articles/6088774/Virginia/Louisa-County-board-told-school-resource-officer-team-now-fully-staffed-Alicia-Boton-assigned-to-high-school","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6088774-3f50cad879dd683713b75d14faa0cc4b/orig.mp4?Expires=1770580814&Signature=kc~bScunCCx70Siq9CfqqH1G8GgXw0ton3yatZR38QUOmUR1sEVjsTfahOuNvasrqUTq3p~gorvwCrCR-jXA5lgvxdneb978itc3~wFn2QNQ3NV15QTggndk3z-2lzEbQOmU6FC6gMnDpIu0KsZ1d1zgNSBxHV5w2xCcSIz4mP78GXCwmwrzevrX-qgHX~ox9k4S~QplGHGKIChEmXvh7bW7oafQqnbvPG9gWY9YFJp6eD3kPfAMjmUe2rzwAJUYI918e6HYx~~TCXzOKcs5TM3ZCaB29j5jZ-m~eoCScSrJS1U4ppq2adfIVVRt5v0fotVWrXQUYRB9QpuVsNSDXw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At its April 1 meeting the Louisa County School Board heard that the county's school resource officer team is fully staffed with the recent hire of Alicia Boton, and that the safety task force has closed the outstanding action items it was tracking, a task‑force presenter said.

The presenter said Boton joined roughly a week earlier, bringing prior experience as a dispatcher and in law enforcement. She will work alongside Sgt. Harris and is positioned to fill any SRO assignment as needed across the division. \"We are very glad to have her on board,\" the presenter said.

The presenter said two remaining task‑force items — one relating to camera equipment and one involving a regional mental‑health counselor position — have been completed, and praised facilities and school principals for addressing implementation tasks.

Board members were told the division will host representatives of the University of Virginia's behavioral threat assessment team at an upcoming meeting on April 10. The presenter said the UVA team will discuss differences and continuities in threat assessment as students move from high school to postsecondary environments and suggested the presentation may highlight areas the division should review.

The safety update was presented as an informational item; no formal board action was taken during the safety portion of the meeting. Board members thanked staff for the progress and said they appreciated the task force's work to complete open items and shore up staffing.

The board chair noted the division has faced recent staff losses and thanked employees and the community for supporting one another during difficult times, remarks that preceded the safety update.","Safety task force reported the addition of SRO Alicia Boton and said two outstanding safety action items have been completed; the University of Virginia behavioral threat assessment team is scheduled to present.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6088779,"Louisa County officials say high‑school addition 58.6% complete; $12.2 million spent",184,29000,213000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2879505-74c6f62c5396aed09de0507eeffee856&start=29&end=213","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2879505-74c6f62c5396aed09de0507eeffee856/thumbnail_29000.jpg","/articles/6088779/Virginia/Louisa-County-officials-say-highschool-addition-586-complete-122-million-spent","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6088779-dbd3c7da7ef950b6a0a827ff5f94d370/orig.mp4?Expires=1770580814&Signature=cPXNO4S3BMz6MyYdzXNkSINE5IooQ7O8KGvy6YZ0JbU99vj7u06TclC4m-7-9iloX1Wy-Mm7Bxp5ZOojU1OvBo~bLYfUGWiEfxUKjg1YXoFHmo99zPwDax4p5LmY6ENbzPYLJsTuQq8-88SVWZsVNhS5GTdQDcJEcrOdL-A47NrJvWQ2XVVQMzqdA8VhPg-6cJyCkuRsItMzItM4gi0I4wmhKhCiXdmVFSGgmFabr1rPCqy3ZT~8DmHpsjYL5XDiguSaU1A7RpUXcbBMjDr1dvxgylKpMLRwoFLRwq7sXCkrzAmWpyDck5ftEsqTJ43mA0B55wuyjKkcivVrx7qEYA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Louisa County School Board was told on April 1 that the high‑school construction addition is 58.61% complete and that $12,212,896.40 has been spent on the project, representing 46.98% of the budget, a facilities project manager told the board.

The update showed the project remains on schedule and under budget, and included a single, small change order in the meeting packet. \"We are on time and under budget,\" the facilities presenter said.

The presenter said roof work has begun and materials were delivered earlier in the week; metal roof sheets are installed and the roof should be \"dry\" within about two weeks. Work to replace the building chiller is in progress: one unit has been removed and replaced and the presenter said the new unit should be operational the next day.

Board members were told the project is entering its second half and staff are reviewing contingency funds to determine whether some contingencies can be reallocated to benefit the main middle‑school building. The presenter said phase 6 of the project will include moving modular classrooms and that staff will return with recommendations and purchase orders for where those modulars will be sited.

The packet included four payments to RRMM, identified in the meeting materials, and the presenter noted those items were available for board review. The board also received an update on a separate CTE (career and technical education) project: the division put that project out to bid, held a planned pre‑bid meeting in April, and set bids to be due on an April date at 3 p.m., with the intent of awarding a general contractor at upcoming meetings.

Board discussion included brief logistical questions about timing and materials; no new formal actions were taken on the construction report during the meeting. The facilities presenter said staff will bring specific recommendations back to the board on modular placement and any proposed use of contingency funds.

Looking ahead, staff said the division will continue to monitor completion milestones and return to the board with contract recommendations and purchase orders needed to complete phase 6 and the remaining punch‑list items.","Board heard a construction update showing the addition is 58.61% complete, $12,212,896.40 has been spent (46.98% of budget), chiller replacement under way, roof work in progress, and a CTE project has been put out to bid.","actionData","errors"]

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