Antelope Valley College could end up with a $5.8 million reserve, based on its tentatively approved 2010-11 budget.
College trustees recently reviewed and unanimously approved the budget for the 2010-11 school year, with expenditures of restricted and unrestricted dollars from the general fund estimated to reach more than $65.2 million, and revenue gauged at slightly more than $66.8 million.

“Money, money, money. Some people got to have it. Hey, hey, some people really need it …”

The O’Jays had it right, because it seems like everyone needs it these days, even the kids. When money is hard to come by, adults seem to always scramble to maintain what they have, or they turn to education accounts or whatever emergency funds they have to make up the deficit.

If we only managed our money right the first time. That is why training children about the green is so important.