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Treasurer warns Marysville schools face state funding drop and high student–teacher ratios
Summary
The district treasurer reported Feb. 20 that Marysville’s revenue per pupil remains well below the state average and that proposed changes to the state funding formula could reduce state payments by roughly $414,000 over two years, compounding local budget pressure.
The Marysville Exempted Village School District treasurer told the board Feb. 20 that fiscal 2024 revenue per pupil for the district was $13,385 versus a state average of about $18,000, placing the district among the state’s lower-funded districts. The treasurer said new state budget simulations show a potential reduction of roughly $226,000 in fiscal 2026 and another $189,000 in fiscal 2027 under the governor’s proposal, a $414,000 decline compared with the current year; when measured against the district’s forecast assumptions the treasurer said the shortfall could approach $900,000 by fiscal 2027.
The treasurer…
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