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District finance update: delayed state funding tightens cash; board told to hold nonessential payments
Woodland Hills School District Board of Directors · November 6, 2025
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Summary
The business office warned trustees that delayed state funding and rising charter- and special-ed tuition have produced a near-term cash strain and a projected FY24–25 operating loss of approximately $2.9 million.
The district business manager told trustees that delayed state aid and reduced revenue streams have created near-term cash strain.
Key points: year-to-date revenue is roughly $12 million below last year due to withheld or delayed state funding; as of October the district is projecting an operating loss of about…
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