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Riceville board approves Special Education supplement showing $374,544.82 deficit
Summary
The Board of Education of the Riceville Community School District approved a Special Education Supplement report on Sept. 16 showing a deficit of $374,544.82; the board voted 4–0 to accept the report and will address the shortfall as part of routine financial oversight.
The Board of Education of the Riceville Community School District approved a Special Education Supplement report at its Sept. 16 meeting that shows a deficit of $374,544.82.
Eastman moved to approve the report; Hale seconded the motion, which carried 4–0. The board recorded the deficit amount in the district’s supplemental reporting to the state and accepted the document as presented.
Superintendent Barb Schwamman had provided business and operational updates earlier in the meeting, including notes on AEA changes and district technology, but the transcript does not record further discussion or a detailed plan to close the special-education deficit during the meeting. The Certified Annual Report was also approved during the same session.
The board did not identify a timetable or specific corrective actions for the special-education deficit in the public record of this meeting. The district’s next regular board meeting is scheduled for Oct. 21, 2024, where follow-up budgetary items could appear on the agenda.
