Homewood-Flossmoor High School will have a balanced 2018 budget. It is the 13th consecutive year the district has been in the black. Business manager Ken Parchem said the $53.76 million budget shows a 1.7 percent increase in revenues over the 2017 budget. “Overall revenues are fairly flat. We show a $600,000 overall increase. Expenditures are up 3.8 percent,” he said. The school board is expected to approve the budget at the Sept. 19 board meeting. It is for the budget cycle July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018. Standard . . .