The Waynoka Public Schools board heard a monthly financial report in which Speaker 4 said the district's expenditures are down this month but revenue comparisons are lower than last year, in part because a prior settlement boosted earlier revenue. "Revenue, if you're looking at a revenue showing that we're down this month, 500,000," Speaker 4 said, and later added the district has "collected about $250,000 less."

Speaker 4 singled out the child‑nutrition program as a concern, saying the program's expenditures are up and that the district is approximately $40,000 "in the red" on a four‑month snapshot. "This is a 4 month picture out of a 10 month picture," Speaker 4 said, and urged the board to monitor the program as the school year continues. The report noted a playground fence and intercom purchase charged to security funds and described the daycare program as "trending a lot better," with reduced losses compared with earlier months.

Board members did not record detailed line‑by‑line votes tied to the finance discussion in the transcript provided. The finance update followed multiple school activity reports and preceded motions on personnel and contract matters on the meeting agenda. The board did not announce any specific budget cuts or new revenue sources during the portion of the meeting recorded in the transcript.