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Acton-Agua Dulce Unified board certifies positive 2nd interim financial report
Summary
The board unanimously approved a positive certification of the district’s 2nd interim report after staff summarized enrollment trends, revenue sources and that salaries and benefits account for roughly 76% of expenditures.
The Acton-Agua Dulce Unified board of trustees voted to certify a positive 2nd interim financial report during a brief special meeting on April 9. The board called and approved the motion after a staff presentation of the report and multi-year projections.
A staff member summarized the presentation, saying, "We covered our district's enrollment trends as well as our 95% ADA for this academic calendar, which supports the building blocks of the budget itself." The staff member also told trustees the district reviewed revenue streams such as the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), state and local funding, and that salaries and benefits make up about 76% of the district’s expenditures.
Board members were asked to vote following the presentation. The transcript records multiple members responding "aye," and the clerk-style roll call recorded a tally of five; the motion passed. The staff recommended a "positive certification" based on the materials presented to the board and the executive summary attached to the agenda.
The certification is an internal fiscal finding that signals to the board the district’s current and projected fiscal status; the staff presentation referenced multi-year projections supporting the recommendation. The transcript lists the report’s label as "02/2526" when the motion was introduced; that notation was carried verbatim from the agenda language in the meeting record and could not be independently verified from the transcript alone.
The board did not record any public comments on the item during the meeting. No amendments or follow-up actions to the certification were provided on the record; the motion passed and the board moved on in the agenda.
