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Staff reports: Saturday school ADA, suspension‑related ADA losses and cash position reported

Barstow Unified School District Board of Trustees · July 15, 2026
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Summary

District staff reported Saturday school generated 242 ADA days (Barstow High 142 days valued at $7,126.98) totaling $10,481.02; semester suspensions totaled 273 incidents causing an ADA loss stated as $33,842.71 and 768.8 days; business services reported a cash balance of $57,577,372.28 including remaining ESSER funds.

District staff delivered several informational reports during the July 7 meeting: the Saturday‑school summary, the semester‑two suspension report and the monthly cash report.

On Saturday school: Scott Godfrey said two sites — Barstow High School and Barstow Junior High — operated Saturday programs across multiple months and that the ADA gained from Barstow High was 142 days valued at $7,126.98; combined the sites produced 242 ADA days totaling $10,481.02 for the school year.

On suspensions: Godfrey said the semester‑two suspension report listed 273 incidents. He said suspensions resulted in a loss of ADA valued at $33,842.71 and stated the report equated that number to 768.8 days of ADA lost due to suspensions.

On finance: a business services representative reported a county treasury cash balance of $57,577,372.28 as of July 7, 2026, and noted that the balance includes remaining one‑time federal ESSER funds budgeted for facilities and capital projects; staff said the cash balance will decline as planned projects are paid and described that decline as expected rather than a cash‑flow concern.

What’s next: these reports were informational and presented for the board’s awareness; staff said planned capital and maintenance work will proceed and that reimbursements tied to program participation will continue to be tracked.