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Glynn County Schools reports modest July revenues, several grant adjustments
Summary
The district presented July financials showing limited July revenue activity, year-to-date grant adjustments and investment interest earnings; board discussion produced no recorded vote.
Glynn County Schools reported modest July revenue inflows and several grant budget adjustments at the Sept. 4 work session.
Finance presenter Miss Cody reported that July revenues ran at about 1.2% of the annual budget and expenses were 3.6% of budget, leaving an overall July budget position of 8.3%. Property tax collections had not begun, and some QBE receipts were accrued to the prior fiscal year, the presentation said.
The presentation listed several budget amendments: a $76,400 decrease for a dyslexia grant, a $19,000 decrease for a CTA industry-certification grant, a $400 increase for a state hygiene grant and a $4,700 increase for a math-and-science supplement grant. A school-security grant showed a $203,500 decrease; the presenter said that grant is a multiyear award originally for $367,800 and that prior-year expenses left $164,300 available for the current year.
Sales-tax collections received in July (for June activity) totaled $3,518,627; year-over-year, July 2025 collections were 1.76% higher than July 2024. The district also reported investment interest earned in July of $529,437.39.
Miss Cody asked whether there were questions; none were recorded and no formal motion or vote on the financial report appears in the transcript.
The board moved on after the presentation to the facilities update and other agenda items.
Ending: The financial summary provided a July snapshot and several grant-line changes; the district did not record a board vote on the financial report in the transcript.
