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Woodstock CUSD 200 board reviews finances at 75% of fiscal year; expects state payments, flags insurance anomaly
Summary
At its meeting the Board of Education reviewed three operating funds at roughly 75% of the fiscal year, flagged a $13 million transfer to debt service, expected delayed state categorical payments, and noted an insurance-fund anomaly tied to March claims and a rebate.
The Board of Education of Woodstock Community Unit School District 200 reviewed midyear financial reports showing the district about 75% of the way through the fiscal year and expecting several state categorical payments and planned transfers.
The report covered the district’s three main operating funds. In the educational/probable “fund 10,” property-tax collections stood at about 48.5 percent of projected receipts for the year; the presenter said the district had collected 99.5 percent of the 2023 levy (one percent deemed uncollectible). The presenter said the district will begin collecting property taxes for the 2024 levy in May and June and typically collects…
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