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Superintendent reports slight revenue improvement, announces property sale proceeds and Broadway closing date
Summary
Superintendent Tim Crider reported a modestly improved March state revenue forecast, warned of continuing funding advocacy for K–12, and announced the Broadway property closing date of April 30 and Pacific Avenue sale proceeds of just over $257,000.
Superintendent Tim Crider told the board the March state revenue forecast showed a slight improvement but emphasized continued advocacy for stable K–12 funding. He flagged House Bill 4075 and potential impacts to the Common School Fund.
Crider also reported district property updates: a signed agreement for the Broadway property with a closing date of April 30 and the completed Pacific Avenue sale that yielded proceeds of just over $257,000. He noted transportation proposals will be reviewed March 16 with a recommendation expected at the April board meeting and reminded the board that Spring Break is March 23–27.
Board members received the report as information; no budget-adoption or contract award action tied directly to the reported proceeds was recorded in the minutes.
