Culpeper schools face roughly $2.7 million FY26 shortfall as state budget talks continue
Superintendent Dr. Bridal told the school board the division currently projects about a $2.7 million shortfall for FY2026 amid ongoing General Assembly budget negotiations; reassessment-driven property value increases and planned capital projects also factor into next year’s fiscal outlook.
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Superintendent Dr. Bridal told the Culpeper County School Board that the division is currently estimating a budget shortfall of about $2,700,000 for fiscal year 2026 as the General Assembly continues to reconcile competing House, Senate and governor proposals.
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