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Board approves second‑quarter financial report showing $8.15 million in revenue; food service flagged for possible additional support
Summary
The board approved the second‑quarter financial report. Finance staff reported $8,154,880 in revenue from foundation entitlement and county taxes and warned food service may need more than the $100,000 the board set aside last year.
The Weston County School Board approved its second‑quarter financial report after hearing a summary from district finance staff.
Angie presented graphs and a written summary, reporting total revenue of $8,154,880 from the foundation entitlement and county taxes. She told the board the district had set aside $100,000 for food service last year and cautioned that the food‑service program may require additional funding; she and the district accountant said they would monitor the situation and prepare a budget amendment if necessary.
The board moved and seconded a motion to approve the second‑quarter report; the motion passed by voice vote. No roll‑call vote was recorded in the transcript.
Why it matters: Quarterly financial reports give the board and public an update on revenues and pressures on district programs; the food‑service warning flags a possible budget amendment ahead of the next reporting cycle.
What’s next: Finance staff will continue monitoring the food‑service account and consult the district accountant if an amendment becomes necessary.
