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Radnor board adopts $124.998 million 2025–26 budget, raises millage 0.5856 mills
Summary
The Radnor Township School District board adopted a $124,998,193 general fund budget for 2025–26 and approved a real estate levy of 15.7965 mills (a 0.5856‑mill increase, 3.85% over 2024–25) in a unanimous 9‑0 vote.
The Radnor Township School District board voted unanimously on May 27 to adopt the district's final general fund budget for fiscal year 2025–26, with total revenues and expenditures of $124,998,193.
The resolution sets a real estate tax levy of 15.7965 mills per $1,000 of assessed value, an increase of 0.5856 mills — a 3.85% change from the 2024–25 rate. The board discussed the policy and community impacts of the levy during the finance committee reports in the meeting and in a brief remarks period before the vote.
Board member Ms. Solomon said she had wrestled with the tax increase and highlighted concern for taxpayers on fixed incomes while noting the board’s priority to maintain class‑size recommendations and educational quality. The budget passed on a 9–0 vote.
Background and next steps: The board previewed the budget in finance committee meetings over several months and noted several contract items and donations that were considered in committee. The district said the budget process began at the start of the school year and includes building requests, committee review and iterative adjustments before final adoption.
