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Northeast ISD adopts 2025–26 budgets; tax rate to be set later after state certifies values
Summary
The Northeast Independent School District adopted its 2025–26 general, debt service and school nutrition budgets in a June 19 public hearing. The board voted 7–0 to approve the spending plans; the district will set property tax rates after the Texas Education Agency assigns a final compressed rate and certified property values are available.
The Northeast Independent School District adopted its 2025–26 budgets for the general fund, debt service and school nutrition services during a public hearing on June 19, approving the plans by a 7–0 vote.
The budgets were presented by staff member Susie Lackhorn, who told the board the district must have the budget prepared by June 19 and adopted in a public hearing by June 30. "As our budget adoptions rule state, we must have the budget prepared by June 19 and adopted in a public hearing by June 30," she said. The board approved the three fund budgets in a single motion moved by Ms. Villareal and seconded by Ms. Landry.
The district estimates $584,000,000 in total revenue for the general fund for 2025–26 and…
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