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Humble ISD presents School FIRST 'A' rating; bond sale nets debt‑service savings
Summary
At a December board meeting, Humble ISD staff presented the 2025 School FIRST financial management report and reported a $227M bond issuance (including $150M new money) and refunding that yields about $5.5M in debt‑service savings and roughly $550,000 per year in lower payments.
Billy Beatty, Humble ISD’s financial presenter, told the board the district earned an A ("superior") on the Texas Education Agency’s School FIRST financial accountability report for the year ending June 30, 2024, and reviewed the metrics that produced that rating. Beatty said the district passed the TEA critical indicators, received an unmodified audit opinion, and continues to carry a strong fund balance.
Beatty summarized key measures: he said the district has more assets than liabilities ("we have a $153,000,000 more than our in assets and our…
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