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BoE revenues holding steady
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Although property tax collections declined in February and March, the Effingham County Board of Education continues to draw closer to meeting its budgeted revenue of approximately $26 million.

February tax collections were $827,557, and March brought another $798,000, leaving the year-to-date collections approximately $21.1 million with $3.6 million to be collected.

The general fund in February was $5.2 million above expenses, but this has declined since January, when revenue was $6.6 million over expenditures.

For the complete story, see Friday's edition of the Effingham Herald.

CeCe Nixon to Retire After 40 Years of Service to Effingham Schools
CeCe Nixon
After working her way up from paraprofessional to asssessment technician in the Cece Nixon is starting her last year before retiring after 40 years with the Effingham County School District. (Gail Parson / Effingham Herald)
After more than 40 years with Effingham County Schools, CeCe Nixon is retiring, leaving behind a quiet legacy of excellence, compassion and steady leadership. From her beginnings as a kindergarten paraprofessional to her vital role in the district’s testing office, Nixon has impacted generations of students and educators with her work ethic, professionalism and heart.
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