Excerpt from the Dayton Daily News
Wright State University passed a temporary, 45-day budget extension while administrators wait to learn more about enrollment projections and the pending state budget.
The board of trustees for the Fairborn university briefly met early Friday to unanimously approve a resolution to allow for the interim funding measures.
Part of the reason for the delay in passing a full annual budget is that the trustees are waiting to see what funding is approved for the public university in the Ohio budget, which has yet to be signed.
The two-year state operating budget just passed the Ohio Senate. A budget will need to be signed by Gov. Mike DeWine by June 30.
“The other part is that we’re waiting to see what the enrollment projections are going to be,” said Wright State spokesman Jim Hannah.
