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Board hears state budget change will cut roughly $200,000 from Cuba City schools; administrators plan revised budget model
Summary
At its July meeting the Cuba City School District learned the state removed a $325 per-pupil payment, a change administrators estimate will reduce district revenue by roughly $200,000 annually; staff said higher open-enrollment payments and improved special-education reimbursement rates may partly offset the loss and will revise the budget model for the fall.
The Cuba City School District Board of Education was told July that a recent state budget change will reduce district revenue and force staff to rework the 2025–26 budget model.
At the meeting the district’s business manager (listed in the minutes as the Business Manager) said the state removed a previously expected $325-per-pupil payment, a shift the district estimates will mean “about $200,000 every single fiscal year” in lower revenue unless the board raises local property taxes. The Business Manager cautioned…
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