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Board approves 2025-26 budget, tax report card, Head Start revision and array of facilities and contract items
Summary
At its April meeting the Niagara Falls City School District Board of Education approved the proposed $202.64 million 2025-26 general fund budget and related tax report card, accepted a corrective action plan responding to the internal audit, approved a Head Start grant revision and authorized several facilities and procurement measures.
The Niagara Falls City School District Board of Education on Monday approved the district’s recommended 2025-26 general fund budget, the required tax report card, a corrective action plan responding to an internal audit, and several facilities and procurement resolutions.
The board voted to place a $202,640,136 general fund budget before voters on May 20. Superintendent Mark Laurrie told the board the budget does not increase the property tax levy and relies on about $3.6 million of fund balance to balance the plan. "No tax levy increase, no program or people cut," Laurrie said during the presentation. The board also approved the district’s real property tax report card for 2025-26, a document the district must file with the state.
The board approved a corrective action plan in response to the district’s internal audit report for 2023-24; the audit committee had recommended the district submit the…
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