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Board approves student fees with no increases; treasurer reports $58.8M projected receipts

Board of Education Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the 2026–27 student fees with no increase and received a Treasurer's report showing projected receipts of $58.8 million, expenditures of $58.5 million, true days of cash at 122 and $800,000 above forecast in revenues.

The Brecksville‑Broadview Heights board approved the student fees schedule for the 2026–27 school year with no fee increases, the board record shows.

Treasurer Craig Yaniglos told the board projected receipts sit at $58.8 million and expenditures at $58.5 million; true days of cash at the end of April were 122 days. Yaniglos said revenues were about $800,000 over forecast largely because of a payment from the county auditor related to reappraisals and strong interest income; he also noted the district has submitted catastrophic cost reimbursement requests, estimating around $400,000 though the final state allocation remains uncertain. The student fees motion was approved unanimously.

The treasurer also presented a detailed check register and bank reconciliation included in the packet that shows multiple vendor payments and account balances across district funds; the board accepted the treasurer’s reports as part of the evening’s business.