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Southington Board of Education adopts $121.9 million operating budget for 2025–26

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Summary

The Southington Board of Education voted to adopt the 2025–26 operating budget at $121,897,448 after a final motion at the May meeting; board members praised district administrators for balancing the budget without staffing reductions.

The Southington Board of Education voted to adopt a $121,897,448 operating budget for the 2025–26 school year during its May meeting, approving the motion by roll call after a brief discussion.

The budget was moved by Mrs. Miller and seconded by a board member identified as Bob; the motion passed on a voice and roll-call vote. Board members credited the administration for managing a difficult budget process and producing a balanced recommendation.

"I just wanna give credit to the administrative team for the the work that went into this budget," said Mr. Medina, noting specific praise for Miss Millick and Mr. Fickle and saying he was "dazzled" by the administration's effort. The board acknowledged the work of district finance staff in reconciling reductions without reducing staffing levels.

The budget adoption follows the finance committee's review and several adjustments discussed during the public meeting. Board members did not record dissenting votes at the time the motion passed.

The board expects the budget to guide district operations and programs for the coming academic year beginning July 1, 2025. The board did not set specific next steps in the meeting other than the formal adoption vote.