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Rocklin Unified board approves second interim report, cites one‑time state funds and risks from structural deficit
Summary
Trustees approved the district’s second interim budget and revisions after staff reported revenue increases tied to one‑time state and local grants and cautioned that reliance on one‑time funds leaves a structural deficit risk in multi‑year projections.
The Rocklin Unified School District board voted March 18 to approve the district’s second interim budget report, accepting revisions that reflect a January 31 snapshot of revenues and expenses and updated assumptions about one‑time funding and settlements.
Mario DeCosta, director of fiscal services, presented the report and summarized changes since the first interim. DeCosta told trustees LCFF adjustments added roughly $80,000, federal revenue decreased by about $258,000 largely because of CELPA funding changes, and other state revenue rose by about $1.5 million driven principally by…
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