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Treasurer reports increased revenue and rising special-education and food-service costs; board approves contracts and supplemental personnel
Summary
Treasurer Mrs. Roberts presented the May financial forecast (revenues up, expenditures tracking to forecast), reported a $346,000 food-service shortfall driven by expanded free meals and proposed a $150,000 transfer from the general fund; the board approved contracts including Muskingum Valley Educational Services and several personnel and supplemental contracts.
The Fairfield Union Local Board received a finance update from Treasurer Mrs. Roberts showing year-to-date revenues of about $30.2 million through May — increases in property and income taxes and a roughly 9% rise in state funding tied to community eligibility provision (CEP) free meals. Expenditures through May were about $24.3 million and cash on hand was reported near $23.4 million.
On food service, Mrs. Roberts said the district served 343,000 meals in fiscal 2025 (212,000 lunches and 103,000…
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