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Annual Financial Report

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Annual Financial Report 'Favorable' for Lacey Township School District

No recommendations or findings noted

The Lacey Township School District had a clean audit opinion and no recommendations or findings, according to Frank Holman, certified public accountant. “This year we weren’t able to come up with any recommendations as hard as we tried,” he said. Holman noted that the district’s rate of paying down bonds was “very good.” The district was down $1.23 million in net assets, he said. “The statement of revenues and expenses showed a negative number this year, which isn’t really alarming. You’re not in the business of earning a profit,” he said. “You still have a strong net asset position.” The district is required by law to stay within the budget, he said, and there was a $3.6 million budget variance on a total budget of $65 billion. This is …

William J Moss

9:00 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Don't you just love it ? A surplus of 1.5 million and they raise out taxes to the 2% maximum that they could with out the say of the people. Then they raise school lunches 10 Cents per meal and have a $75.000 00 net income .Remember the old saying nickle and dime you to death . Here it is kids .   more ›

Monday, November 19, 2012

Annual Financial Report to be Presented at School Board Meeting

The board will also be doing a second reading of technology-driven policies

Lacey’s Board of Education will convene in the Lecture Hall of the high school for its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Join Lacey Patch for live coverage. Tonight’s agenda includes a 2011-12 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report by Frank Holman, Homan and Frenia, PC. Following the presentation, the board will be voting to accept the financial report. The agenda states that there are no audit findings. The board will also be doing a second reading of three technology-driven policies, including “Student Use of Privately-Owned Technology.” The policy, which goes hand-in-hand with the district’s new Bring Your Own Device initiative, goes on to say that students are now permitted to use technology devices such as a iPad or smart phone while in …

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