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Mansfield ISD adopts 2025'26 budget with teacher pay increases tied to House Bill 2 and approves DOI plan
Summary
The board approved the 2025'26 budget (effective July 1, 2025) including a $25 monthly TRS-ActiveCare contribution increase, $2,500 and $5,000 teacher raises tied to House Bill 2, and a 3% midpoint raise for other employees; the board also adopted updates to the District of Innovation plan.
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The Mansfield ISD Board approved the district's 2025'26 budget, which takes effect July 1, 2025, and includes personnel compensation adjustments announced during the public hearing. Michelle Trungard, Associate Superintendent of Business and Finance, conducted the budget hearing and the board adopted the budget as presented. The approved budget includes a $25-a-month increase to TRS-ActiveCare medical contributions for eligible participants, teacher compensation adjustments under House Bill 2 that provide $2,500 for teachers with three to four years of experience and $5,000 for teachers with five or more years, and a 3% midpoint raise for all other employees.
Fernando Benvdas presented recommended updates to the district's District of Innovation (DOI) plan and led the required public hearing under Texas Education Agency guidance. The board approved the DOI plan; the revision maintains exemptions from the previous plan and adds exemptions intended to support the updated transfer policy FDA local.
Why it matters: the budget sets district compensation and benefit parameters for the coming school year and the DOI plan establishes locally authorized exemptions that affect scheduling, accountability flexibility, and transfer rules.
What was not specified: the transcript does not include vote tallies, individual motion makers, or line-item budget worksheets; the precise impact on the district's tax rate beyond the notation of a proposed tax rate was not detailed in the brief.

