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Alamo Heights ISD adopts 2025–26 budget with projected $792,000 surplus after legislative changes
Summary
The Alamo Heights Board of Trustees adopted the district's 2025'26 budget on June 17, projecting a $792,000 surplus after state funding changes, mandated teacher raises and internal cuts; trustees plan further refinements before August as state guidance and property values are finalized.
The Alamo Heights Board of Trustees on June 17 adopted the school district's 2025'26 budget, with trustees and staff saying the plan currently shows $792,000 in revenues over expenses after accounting for legislative changes, mandated salary increases and local cost reductions.
The board approved the budget after a presentation by Matt Streeter, the district accountant, who told trustees the district expects to refine numbers in August once certified property values and additional TEA guidance arrive. Streeter said legislative actions this year increased targeted allotments but left major inflationary pressures and legacy deficits largely unaddressed.
Trustees said the budget reflects three main influences: new state funding lines after the recent legislative session, local budget reductions enacted…
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