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Byron-Bergen board approves 2024–25 audit, adopts corrective plan for cafeteria fund
Summary
The Byron-Bergen Central School Board approved the district’s 2024–25 audited financial statements (clean opinion) and adopted a corrective action plan addressing an excess Cafeteria fund balance and rising food costs; both votes passed unanimously.
The Byron-Bergen Central School Board on Nov. 13 approved the district’s 2024–25 audited financial statements, which the Business Administrator said received a "clean opinion." The board then approved a corrective action plan that the administration said addresses an excess balance in the Cafeteria fund and includes a software upgrade completed over the summer.
Business Administrator L. Prinz told the board the district collected 94.82% of the tax levy and noted food costs have increased by at least 20%, factors the corrective action plan addresses. The motions to accept the audit and to adopt the corrective action plan each passed 7 Yes, 0 No. Superintendent P. McGee and staff said they will continue monitoring the cafeteria fund and include related steps in the district’s financial oversight measures.
