With co-chair Joel Fishbein presiding, the Financial Affairs Committee convened in person and via video conferencing on Tuesday, Sept. 6. The agenda included discussion of the 2021-2022 financial results and updates on the 2022-2023 budget, which included an increase to the state’s basic education and special education subsidies ($498,184), as well as an additional PCCD grant for school security and student mental health ($329,278). Planned budget decision dates as set by the PA Department of Education and a timeline for the completion of the district’s audit were also discussed. The next Financial Affairs meeting is Tuesday, Oct. 4, following the Facilities Committee meeting. Video>