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Finance report: district tracking as expected; state unemployment bill could cost $160,000/year
Summary
Dr. Beverlin told the board finances are tracking as expected and that providing requested data to support a state unemployment bill would cost an estimated $160,000 per year; Kopinski said the state began requesting such data after COVID funding debates.
During the board's financial report, Dr. Beverlin said the district's finances are tracking as expected and that state funding is arriving on schedule.
She told trustees that information was gathered per a state request to support a pending unemployment bill for non‑certified support staff and that the cost to the district would be about "$160,000 per year." Kopinski added that the state requested similar information at regional meetings and that the issue had surfaced during COVID when districts received extra funding.
No formal budget action was taken at the meeting; trustees received the report and discussion focused on data collection needed to respond to state inquiries.
