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Mount Lebanon staff present balanced $125.1M 2025–26 budget; proposal includes Act 1 millage increase and special‑education exceptions
Summary
District staff proposed a $125,119,257 preliminary final budget for 2025–26 that they say is balanced without using fund balance; the proposal would raise millage to the Act 1 index plus approved special‑education exceptions and is projected to generate about $4.1 million in additional revenue.
Mount Lebanon School District staff presented a preliminary final budget for the 2025–26 school year that projects $125,119,257 in revenues and matching expenditures and, according to staff, does not rely on drawing down fund balance.
"The projected revenues for the 'twenty five-'twenty six budget are $125,119,257," Mrs. Connolly said during the district's April 7 budget forum. She told attendees the proposal reflects updated local revenue estimates and adjustments since the March base budget.
The presentation includes a proposed millage increase to the Act 1 index and the district's approved special‑education exceptions. Mrs. Connolly said the current millage is 29.3005 mills and that the combined increase would…
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