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Board approves financial reports, donations, trips and tax rate resolutions; members flag new state law
Summary
The board approved January and February financial reports, then‑and‑now purchase orders, routine personnel and donation items, four overnight trips and resolutions accepting tax amounts and estimated rates. Treasurer Marshall warned that House Bill 309 (effective 03/30/2026) gives county budget commissions authority to adjust rate calculations, a change the board said will require future participation in the process.
The Westerville City Schools Board voted to approve routine financial and consent items March 16, including month‑end financial statements for January and February, a pair of then‑and‑now purchase orders, personnel actions, donations and four out‑of‑state overnight trips.
Treasurer Marshall presented January general fund figures: year‑to‑date receipts of $113,200,000, expenditures of $130,900,000 and an unencumbered general fund balance of $91,400,000. For all funds in January she reported receipts of $155,300,000, expenditures of $184,200,000 and an ending unencumbered balance for…
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