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Board approves $375,607 reduction to 2025–26 health insurance line item

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The board voted to reduce the district health insurance budget line by $375,607 after finance committee projections signaled end-of-year savings; administrators discussed projected carryover and priorities for one-time funds.

The Madison Board of Education approved a $375,607 reduction to the 2025–26 health insurance budget line item after a finance committee review of end-of-year projections.

Finance committee chair Kalen told the board the district is tracking an approximate $88,000 surplus in current projections and identified roughly $442,000 available when combining savings across human-resources staffing, unemployment and reduced FICA, plus projected special-education savings of about $66,000. The board discussed potential one-time uses of any carryover funds, including special-education needs, building repairs at Brown School and other capital items.

The motion to reduce the health insurance line was moved and seconded and approved in the meeting vote. Board members asked administration to continue refining projections as fiscal year close approaches and to consider whether end-of-year funds should be allocated to recurring or one-time needs.