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Ansley-Litchfield coop agrees to $20,000 per-school transfer for 2026–27 to shore up revenue
Summary
Facing lower-than-expected revenues, the Ansley-Litchfield cooperative agreed May 22 that each school will transfer $20,000 for the 2026–2027 school year; the treasurer also flagged an immediate shortfall of $5,000 per school for the current year.
At its May 22 meeting, the Ansley-Litchfield cooperative agreed that each member school would transfer $20,000 for the 2026–2027 school year to help offset lower-than-expected revenues.
The Treasurer’s Report, presented during the meeting, said revenues have fallen short of projections and identified a remaining gap for the 2025–2026 school year of about $5,000 per school. The report characterized the shortfall as the result of lower revenues rather than increased expenses.
Board members and other attendees discussed possible budget adjustments, including changing jersey replacement rotations and other cost-management steps, before reaching consensus on the interschool transfer plan. The minutes record the agreement but do not show a formal roll-call vote or name a mover or seconder.
The transfer decision is intended to stabilize cooperative operations and cover anticipated needs for the coming fiscal year; no detailed timetable for the transfers or a breakdown of how the transferred funds will be allocated within each school’s accounts was provided in the minutes.
Next steps recorded in the minutes: the cooperative will implement the agreed transfers for the 2026–2027 school year. The minutes do not specify a date for fund transfers or whether the transfers require additional approvals at individual school boards.
