Budget and Transparency Reporting

Michigan's State School Aid Act requires each school district and intermediate school district to post certain information on its website within 15 days after a board adopts its annual operating budget or any subsequent revision to that budget. The Annual Budget and Transparency Reporting is an opportunity to communicate to our community on how we utilize the resources that are provided to us.

2026-27 Budget Resolution - Approved

2026-27 Custodial Fund Resolution - Approved

2026-27 School Service Fund Resolution - Approved

2025-26 Final Budget Resolution - Approved

2025-26 Final School Service Resolution - Approved

2025-26 Final Custodial Budget Resolution - Approved

2025-26 Second Revised Budget Resolution - Approved

2025-26 First Revised Budget Resolution - Approved

2025-26 General Fund Resolution

2025-26 School Service Resolution Resolution

2025-26 Student Activity Resolution

2024-25 Final General Fund Resolution - Approved

2024-25 Final School Service Resolution - Approved

2024-25 Final Student Activity Resolution - Approved

2024-25 First Revised Budget Resolution - Approved

2024-25 Budget Resolution - Approved

2024-25 School Service Fund Resolution - Approved

2024-25 Student Activity Fund Resolution - Approved

2023-24 Final Budget Resolution - Approved

2023-24 Final School Service Fund Resolution - Approved

2023-24 Final Student Activity Fund Resolution - Approved

2023-24 First Revised Budget Resolution - Approved

2023-24 General Fund Resolution - Approved

2023-24 School Service Fund Resolution Lunch Budget - Approved

2023-24 Custodial - Student Activity Resolution - Approved

2022-23 Final General Fund Resolution - Approved

2022-23 Final School Service Fund Resolution Lunch Budget - Approved

2022-23 Final Custodial - Student Activity Resolution - Approved

2022-23 Second Revised Budget Resolution - Approved

2022-23 First Revised Budget Resolution - Approved

2022-23 School Service Fund Resolution Lunch Budget - Approved

2022-23 Custodial - Student Activity Resolution - Approved

2022-23 General Fund Resolution - Approved

2021-22 Final School Service Fund Resolution - Approved

2021-22 Final Custodial - Student Activity Resolution - Approved

2021-22 First Amend Budget Resolution - Approved

2021-22 General Fund Resolution

2021-22 School Service Fund Resolution

2021-22 Custodial Fund Resolution

2020-21 Final General Fund Resolution

2020-21 Final School Service Fund Resolution

2020-21 Final Custodial Fund Resolution

2020-21 First Amend Budget Resolution-Approved

2020-21 Budget Resolution

2020-21 Food Service Budget Resolution

2019-20 Final Budget Resolution

2019-20 Final Adopted Debt Service Resolution

2019-20 First Amend Budget Resolution-Approved

2019-20 Adopted Budget Resolutions
2018-19 Final Amend Budget Resolutions
2018-19 First Amend Budget Resolution
18-19 Budget Resolution - Approved
18-19 Debt Retirement Fund Resolution - Approved
17-18 Final Amend Resolution - Approved
17-18 Final Adopted Debt Retirement Fund Resolution
17-18 First Amend Budget Resolution - Approved
17-18 Operating Budget Resolution
2017-18 Debt Retirement Fund Resolution

Because our staff is hired through a third party vendor, we did not sponsor health care plans, they were provided by the vendor.

Because our staff is hired through a third party vendor, we did not sponsor health care plans, they were provided by the vendor.

The school did not incur any lobbying costs.

We do not have a deficit.

In accordance with PA 173, MCL 380.1249(3) West Michigan Academy of Arts & Academics provides the following postings and assurances with regard to the Educator Evaluation processes and protocols within the district.

Superintendent Evaluation
Teacher Evaluation

In accordance with Section 164k(e) of the State School Aid Act, West Michigan Academy of Arts and Academics is issuing this notice regarding its K–5 literacy curriculum.

The district’s current K–5 literacy curriculum, Bookworms, is not included on the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) Recommended Literacy Materials List. Under Section 164k(e), curricula not included on this list are not designated by MDE as “evidence-based or aligned to state standards” through the recommended list process, “which could negatively impact student academic outcomes”. 

Michigan law and MDE guidance (MDE Memo), does not require districts to select a curriculum from the MDE list. The list is not exhaustive and represents one method for demonstrating alignment.

West Michigan Academy of Arts and Academics has conducted a local review process and maintains documentation indicating that its literacy curriculum is evidence-based and aligned to the science of reading, including systematic and explicit instruction in phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension, consistent with MCL 380.1280f and MCL 388.1764k.

The district will continue to monitor literacy instruction, student data, and guidance from the MDE as part of its regular curriculum review cycle. Any future curriculum changes will be communicated to families.