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Twin Valley board adopts $77.6 million budget, approves tax and homestead resolutions and PFAS treatment at Robinson Elementary
Summary
At its June 16 meeting the Twin Valley School District board adopted the final 2025–26 general fund budget, approved a taxing resolution and a homestead/farmstead exclusion resolution, authorized a $16,700 PFAS treatment system for Robinson Elementary and approved personnel actions including a memorandum of understanding with the teachers' union.
The Twin Valley School District Board of Directors on June 16 adopted the district's final 2025'26 general fund budget and approved a package of tax and administrative measures, including a $16,700 contract to address PFAS at Robinson Elementary.
The final general fund budget for 2025'26 was presented as totaling $77,623,317 in both expenditures and revenues. The board approved the budget after brief discussion; one board member said they did not support the increase and raised concerns about taxpayer burden. The meeting record shows the budget motion passed following a roll-call vote.
The board also approved a homestead and farmstead exclusion resolution that district staff said will affect 5,848 properties across the district. Staff reported they are updating the district website with information and application details for residents who need assistance applying for the exclusion.
Separately, the board approved the district's final 2025'26 taxing resolution. Board materials and discussion described the taxing resolution as including real estate taxes (with a county-by-county breakdown for Berks and Chester…
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