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Heavy rains create an island of sorts at park

- FAIRBORN STAFF REPORT

The Fairborn City School District announces the creation of a Fairborn Schools Citizen Financial Review Committee. This committee is being created to invite members of the public to get a better understand­ing of school finance overall and specifical­ly the finances of the Fairborn Schools. Volunteers are encouraged to join; it is expected that this group would meet quarterly, once every three months, with no more than one hour of meeting time guaranteed.

According to Fairborn School Treasurer/CFO Kevin Philo, a typical meeting would include reviewing the monthly financial report and short- and long-term financial projection­s, updates on state school funding, and a review of business practices that could be utilized by the school district. It is anticipate­d that a group of 15 to 20 Fairborn citizens would be joined by the treasurer, superinten­dent, a school board member and representa­tives of the different employee associatio­ns to learn more in depth about the finances of the Fairborn Schools and have discussion­s about how schools are funded and how their money is spent. Meetings will probably be held the third Monday of the month from 6 to 7 p.m. and be held at the Board of Education building.

If you’re interested in serving on this important committee or getting more informatio­n, contact the Treasurer Kevin Philo at 937-878-3961 or email him at kphilo@fairborn.k12.oh.us. Please include a short bio or resume so the school district can get a good representa­tion of all facets of the Fairborn Community. Creation of this committee is another step that the schools are taking so its citizens can fully understand the Fairborn Schools finances and the school district’s commitment to assure taxpayer accountabi­lity and maintainin­g financial credibilit­y.

 ??  ?? A small building has its own island in Bellbrook’s Sackett-Wright Park as floodwater­s cover the playing fields after recent heavy rain.
A small building has its own island in Bellbrook’s Sackett-Wright Park as floodwater­s cover the playing fields after recent heavy rain.

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