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Votes at a glance: education committee approves cafeteria and extended‑care funds
Summary
During the March 30 joint session, the education committee approved the Central Cafeteria Fund and the Extended School Program Fund as presented; both funds were described as self‑contained and required no county general funds.
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The Williamson County joint education and budget committees voted on two self‑contained school funds during their March 30 meeting.
Central Cafeteria Fund: The committee moved to approve the Central Cafeteria Fund as presented. Staff described the cafeteria budget as self‑contained (receiving federal funds for free and reduced meals, vendor rebates and facility charges) and said they do not anticipate raising meal charges this year; the motion passed by voice vote.
Extended School Program Fund: Committee members then moved to approve the Extended School Program Fund (before‑and‑after care) as presented. Staff said this fund is self‑supporting and projected an $8,200,000 expense request for the program; the committee approved the fund by voice vote.
What these votes mean: Both approvals were limited to internal, self‑supporting funds and do not obligate general county tax dollars. The committee did not vote on the district’s full operating budget during the meeting; that larger proposal remains under review while the district and county await updated state fiscal‑capacity and TISA numbers.
Next steps: Committee members will receive follow‑up materials and the district will return with updated revenue estimates and any requested detail before the county’s final budget decisions in June.

