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Wyoming County Schools reports $1.2 million collected in July, outlines early FY27 spending
Summary
The district reported $1,200,000 collected in fund 11 for July (FY27) and $1,091,006.13 in July expenses, including roughly $259,000 on salaries and $117,000 in benefits; staff warned the month looks 'bare' because carryover and receipting timing affects reported figures.
Miss Hall, presenting the monthly financials, told the board the district collected $1,200,000 for fund 11 in July of fiscal year 2027 and spent $1,091,006.13 that month across reported funds.
"So for f y 27, we collected only 1,200,000 for fund 11, and that's the only funds that we've collected in July for f y 27," Miss Hall said. She walked the board through a page-by-page breakdown: $54,000 in investment earnings, state aid and other state sources totaling approximately $10,005.95, roughly $259,000 on salaries for non-200-day employees, $117,000 in employee benefits and other line items including professional services and supplies.
Miss Hall also explained delays in bond-related invoices from SBA — no bond revenue or expenses were recorded for July — and that certain drawdowns for fund 61 were not available until later quarters. Board members asked whether cash-flow concerns existed; Miss Hall described the outlook as between "fair and forward" given current projections and carryover timing.
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