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Dietrich School District #314

Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

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Who runs Dietrich School District?

Five-member elected board of trustees

Dietrich School District #314 runs one K-12 school in Dietrich, Lincoln County, Idaho. A five-member board of trustees elected by zone governs it and usually meets at 7 p.m. on the second Monday of the month. Since late 2025 meeting documents have been posted on the Simbli board portal, not on the district website.

FY2026 audit

Qualified opinion (GASB 75 not adopted); general fund down $224,622.

Spending reports

Monthly accounts payable reports are posted on the finance page.

Board documents

Agendas and minutes after November 2025 are only on the Simbli portal.

The auditor reported no material weaknesses, and the prior year's bank reconciliation finding was resolved.

Where the district stands

General fund balance, June 30, 2026verified
556,673 USD
FY2026 governmental fund expendituresverified
3,448,672 USD
Cash and investments, June 30, 2026verified
2,004,080 USD

Major projects

2025-26 financial audit

completed

Trustees reviewed two auditor quotes in November 2025; Quest CPAs issued the FY2026 audit on October 6, 2026 with a qualified opinion on governmental activities.

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Funding

General fund

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Built from the district's school board and finance pages: November 2025 agendas and minutes, monthly accounts payable reports (November 2025 to March 2026) and the FY2026 audit.

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