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CFB ISD budget workshop: teacher retention allotment, TRS costs and health‑insurance hikes squeeze local flexibility

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At the July 14 budget workshop, the district CFO outlined how recent legislative changes—targeted teacher allotments, TRS retirement obligations and rising TRS ActiveCare premiums—constrain the district27s ability to increase staff compensation and still balance the budget.

At the July 14 budget workshop, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Miss Settle presented a detailed briefing on how legislation from the recent session and other revenue pressures will constrain Carrollton‑Farmers Branch ISD27s budget for 2025‑26 and beyond.

Settle told trustees the new teacher retention allotment established by the legislature directs districts to pass through specified funding to eligible teachers and that the allotment is targeted to early‑career teachers: she summarized statutory guidance discussed in TASB webinars indicating teachers with three to four years of experience receive $2,500 and teachers beyond five years receive higher amounts (the district said it was still finalizing eligibility and coding for its staff). The CFO estimated that, depending on final eligibility coding, the allotment could amount to as…

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