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Business manager reports Running Start withdrawals, stresses January apportionment
Summary
Business Manager Bo Charlton told the Cashmere School District board that December financial reports were unavailable due to a shortened reporting period, a few students left Running Start and the January apportionment will convert budgeted to actual state figures.
Business Manager Bo Charlton presented the district's enrollment and fiscal update to the Cashmere School District board on Jan. 12, 2026. He said December financial reports were not available last month because of the shorter reporting period and that a small number of students had withdrawn from the Running Start program; he said those withdrawals will be reflected in the February report.
Charlton emphasized the importance of the January apportionment report, explaining it marks the transition from budgeted to actual state figures and determines apportionment allocations for the remainder of the school year. He characterized the district's near-term fiscal posture as stable while flagging the need to monitor enrollment-driven revenue changes going forward.
