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Richland 2 reports $312.4 million in third‑quarter revenue; reading‑coach shortfall flagged

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Senior CFO Nancy Williams told the Richland 2 Board on May 13 that the district had received $312,391,664 (80.77%) of anticipated general‑fund revenue through March 31, and highlighted a $350,656 shortfall in state reading‑coach funding that may be absorbed by the general fund.

Nancy Williams, the district’s Senior Chief Financial Officer, told the Richland 2 Board of Trustees on May 13 that general‑fund revenue through March 31 totaled $312,391,664, or 80.77% of the year’s anticipated receipts.

Williams said expenditures for the general fund stood at $261,196,200 and, including open purchase orders (encumbrances), the district had used about 71% of its available general‑fund budget. She said Education Improvement Act (EIA) revenue received to date totaled $29,843,796 with expenditures “over $27.9 million.”

Williams drew the board’s attention to fund 335, the EIA line for reading coaches, which showed a negative balance of $350,656 as of March. She said the state provides a flat amount for reading‑coach funding…

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