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PVUSD warns of mounting budget gap as enrollment falls; officials propose cuts and new outreach
Summary
District officials presented a proposed 2025–26 budget showing a structural deficit (about $10.5M in 25–26) driven by declining enrollment and rising costs; staff warned of further reductions needed to preserve reserves and avoid cash‑flow strain.
The Pajaro Valley Unified School District presented a draft 2025–26 budget on June 11 that projects a structural deficit in the coming year and in out‑years, prompting district leaders to renew calls for cost reductions and community engagement.
CBO Jenny M. told the board the district now forecasts a roughly $10.5 million shortfall in unrestricted spending for 2025–26 and warned the gap will widen in subsequent years unless revenue or program reductions occur. She attributed the strain to lower state revenue in the governor’s May…
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