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Norfolk Agricultural School presents FY26 budget; commissioners take it under advisement
Summary
School leaders presented a FY26 operating budget that holds headcount flat, includes a new development contractor line and an energy-analysis initiative, and relies in part on a newly enacted in‑county special‑education charge that contributes roughly $267,000 toward the school’s surplus; commissioners took the budget under advisement.
The Norfolk Agricultural School on March 5 presented its FY26 operating and capital budget to the Norfolk County Commissioners. Superintendent John Wallace and school business staff said the FY26 proposal holds total headcount flat, limits discretionary spending and reflects projected increases primarily from salary steps and county indirect costs. Commissioners took the budget under advisement.
John Wallace and the school business manager described two modest initiatives embedded in the FY26 budget: a contracted development specialist to pursue philanthropic or project‑specific fundraising (a contract line was added under "contractual services" in the packet), and a consultant to conduct a…
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