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Marshalltown budget outlook: board sets April 21 hearing after finance update showing steady but declining reserves

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Summary

District staff presented a multi-year budget forecast showing a modest tax-rate increase projection, lingering post-COVID expenditure patterns and ESSER sunsetting; the board set a certified budget public hearing for April 21.

Marshalltown Community School District officials on April 7 presented an updated certified-budget estimate and multi-year forecast, telling the board the district remains solvent but is tracking a decline in fund balances that requires attention.

Randy Denham, the board secretary, reviewed the certified-enrollment drivers and the school finance formula components that determine property-tax rates. Denham told the board the projection used a 2.0% state supplemental-amount (SSA) assumption and estimated a district cost increase that would raise the regular program district cost to about $78.32 per pupil…

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