Laura Sauber
Oakwood Schools Treasurer
sauber.laura@oakwoodschools.org
937-297-5332
Treasurer's Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Financial Facts
The U.S. Congress approved funds to be awarded to states for the purpose of providing local school districts with emergency relief funds to address the impact COVID-19 had and continues to have on elementary and secondary schools across the country.
To learn how COVID-19 has impacted Oakwood Schools financially, please review State and Federal COVID-19 Grant Funding.
Resources
Department Staff
Tiffany Hiser
Finance Director
hiser.tiffany@oakwoodschools.org
Laura Connor
Assistant Treasurer
connor.laura@oakwoodschools.org
Sarah Bourne
Assistant to the Treasurer - Payroll
bourne.sarah@oakwoodschools.org
Amy Winningham
Assistant to the Treasurer - Accounts Payable
winningham.amy@oakwoodschools.org
Five-Year Forecast
Five-Year Forecast 2022
Board approved June 13, 2022
Five-Year Forecast 2021
Board approved June 14, 2021
Five-Year Forecast 2020
Board approved June 3, 2020
Five-Year Forecast 2019
Board approved June 10, 2019
State Audit Reports
To review Financial Audits for Oakwood Schools visit the Audit Search page of the Ohio Auditor's website.
Enter Oakwood Schools in the Entry Name box and click on Search.
You can review various financial reports for Oakwood Schools.
Business Advisory Council
The Oakwood School’s Business Advisory Council (BAC) is a volunteer group of Oakwood residents who meet monthly to review the finances and business operations of the school district. The Council was formed more than 25 years ago, long before the state required it. Members are appointed by the Board of Education.
More information can be found on the Business Advisory Council page.
MCESC Business Advisory Council
The Montgomery County Educational Service Center (MCESC) facilitates the state mandated Business Advisory Council (BAC) for both Montgomery and Warren counties’ public schools. The MCESC BAC’s mission is to ensure our workforce can compete by enhancing partnerships between schools, higher education, and employers. There are four main outcomes the MCESC BAC strives to achieve: ensuring student success and career readiness while in school, helping existing and new businesses thrive in our region, keeping talent in our region, and making Montgomery and Warren Counties great places to live and work.