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El Campo ISD outlines FY26 budget plan, ties teacher raises to new state allotments
Summary
At its June 25 meeting the El Campo Independent School District presented recommended FY26 budget actions that would use state allotments to fund pay increases for classroom teachers and a 4% raise recommendation for other staff.
El Campo Independent School District officials at a June 25 board meeting described a preliminary FY26 budget plan that relies on newly announced state allotments to fund targeted raises for classroom teachers and a smaller across‑the‑board increase for other employees.
The district said classroom teachers who have completed five or more years of service would receive $8,000 under the state allotment; teachers with three or four years would receive $4,000. The district intends to provide a 4% raise to staff in other pay categories and use a $45 per average daily attendance (ADA) allotment for additional raises.
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