WSWSU will start year with a deficit, despite projected end-of-year surplus
State reimbursement funds for PCB remediation at Twin Valley Elementary School helped solve Windham Southwest Supervisory Union's cashflow issues
Fiscal year 2024 deficit of almost $800,000 still looms over SU finances
WILMINGTON—Windham Southwest Supervisory Union will end the fiscal year with a small surplus, which district officials are hailing as good news after several years of fiscal uncertainty.
We’re projecting a $14,961 surplus,” WSWSU Superintendent Bill Bazyk told board members at their regular meeting on Wednesday, May 6. “So, from a financial standpoint, the SU is stable and doing well this year.”
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