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Board approves routine year-end cash-transfer resolutions and EPA spending resolution
Summary
The board approved year-end resolutions authorizing short-term cash transfers (typically $100,000–$200,000) between the general fund and adult education/cafeteria funds and approved the Education Protection Account resolution documenting that EPA dollars are used for teacher salaries and benefits.
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Ruth, the chief business officer, briefed the board on annual year-end financial housekeeping: resolutions authorizing limited intrafund cash transfers (typically to cover timing mismatches between revenue and payroll) and other required year-end transfer authority. Ruth said the short-term transfers are "usually within maybe a 100,000, maybe 200,000 at the most, and it's usually repaid pretty quickly."
Board members approved the cash-transfer resolution by roll call and then approved a required Education Protection Account (EPA) resolution that records EPA dollars and notes those funds are designated for classroom teacher salaries and benefits; staff said they will post actual expenditures in September.
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