Janesville School District could be over budget
The Janesville School District might have to dip into its fund balance to balance its budget.
The school district's business services staff estimates the district could be over budget by as much as $600,000. They won't be sure until auditors review the budget in August. School officials say a number of variables led up to the situation. Health claims will be $300,000 more than anticipated and interest earnings will be $365,000 less than anticipated. The computer virus that led to an overhaul of the district's IT department is also costing the district $207,000. Finally, the cost of storing and moving furniture during high school renovations went over budget by about $75,000.
The school board will hear the details Tuesday.
Jun 24, 2009 at 7:14 a.m.
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This is what happens when the board forces reduction in contingency budgets. If the administration isn't allowed to set aside funds for error or overruns, this is what happens. The board needs to stop micro managing district operations... especially since they're so bad at it.
Jun 22, 2009 at 5 p.m.
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they made their bed. now the bugs are biting them in the bum.
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