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Board adopts $230.3 million budget for 2026–27 school year
Summary
The Board of Education voted to adopt a $230,328,468 spending plan for the 2026–27 school year, to be funded after accounting for state and federal revenues and supported by a real‑property tax levy; the transcript records yes votes of 1,465 and no votes of 982.
The Chair moved to approve the Board of Education's proposed expenditures for the 2026–27 school year in the amount of $230,328,468, "less any state and federal revenues," and to levy a tax on real property to set the fund. The motion was adopted, and the Chair announced the budget passed.
Why it matters: Adopting the budget sets the district's authorized spending level for the coming school year and enables the board to levy the tax required to support expenditures not covered by state and federal revenue.
According to the transcript, the recorded vote totals were 1,465 in favor and 982 opposed; the meeting record does not specify whether those totals represent individual ballots, weighted votes, or districtwide tally methodology. The Chair presented the motion and announced the result in the meeting; no amendments, line-item breakdowns, or effective dates were given in the available transcript.
The meeting moved on after the budget was declared passed; no additional procedural steps, appeals, or requests for reconsideration are recorded in the provided transcript.
