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Board accepts April financials, approves consent agenda
Summary
Wyoming County Schools staff reported April fund balances and revenue/expense changes and the board approved the monthly financial report and the consent agenda, including minutes, extracurricular requests and invoice payments.
The Wyoming County Schools board reviewed its April financial statements and approved the consent agenda during its regular meeting.
Finance staff (Miss Church) reported fund‑level changes across Fund 11 (general), Fund 21 (debt), Fund 31 (bonds) and others, noting a reported Fund 11 revenue figure of about $3.3 million for the month, total reported revenues of about $4.1 million and a net month‑to‑month decrease in some funds. Line items highlighted included a reported $2.1 million in total salaries for April, a modest increase in group insurance and retirement contributions, and several category changes (decreases in supplies and utilities, increases in certain professional and repair costs).
When asked to classify the district's financial condition, the presenter described it as "fair and cautious." Board members discussed personnel cost pressures and the requirement to stay within levy/agency percentage limits; administration said it projects receiving the planned revenues for the remainder of FY26.
The superintendent recommended items A–C (minutes, extracurricular/fundraising requests and payment of invoices) and the board approved the consent agenda by voice vote.
The board did not adopt any budget amendments during the meeting; staff noted ongoing monitoring and explained that bond/builder reimbursements follow a multi‑step process that can affect timing of capital receipts.
