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Fort Mill administration proposes roughly $234 million budget, cites state funding shift and up to 21.9‑mill local option
Summary
The Fort Mill School District presented a proposed FY2024–25 general fund budget of about $234 million and outlined priority staffing and program needs while warning the new state education funding formula covers only about half of teacher pay increases, shifting more cost to local taxpayers.
The Fort Mill School District administration presented a proposed general fund budget for fiscal 2024–25 of about $234 million and said changes in the stateeducation funding formula mean the district will rely more heavily on local tax revenue.
At a board meeting where the presentation served as a first reading, the administration said primary revenue sources for the general fund are local taxes, state education funding and a small federal share. The districtprojection presented by the administration showed roughly 57.2 percent local revenue, 42.7 percent state revenue and a minimal federal share. The slides presented illustrated a maximum illustrative millage scenario of a 21.9‑mill increase under ACT 388 calculations (a combined CPI and population adjustment of about 8.25 percent), which the administration noted would be a policy decision for the board to consider.
Administration spokesperson Miss Lordo described the budget as balanced and…
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