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William Penn leaders say federal hold on some Title funds lifted but state allocation still unclear; $10 million TRAN may run out by October
Summary
Superintendent reported a federal hold on certain Title funds was lifted but state allocations remain uncertain; board was told the districts $10 million tax-and-receivable note (TRAN) could be exhausted around October, prompting caution in spending.
Superintendent Dr. Bicos told the William Penn School District board on July 28 that a federal hold on certain Title funds was lifted recently but the district has not yet received state allocations for the new fiscal year, leaving the district cautious about spending. Board members asked how long the districts short-term borrowing would cover operations; staff said the $10,000,000 TRAN would likely last through about October.
The disclosure came during the superintendents report, which also included school-start dates and other routine announcements. Dr. Bicos said the district expects…
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