Keystone Central board confronts roughly $2.1M shortfall, sets vote on final budget next week
Board members reviewed the final general fund budget, heard that staff captured roughly $4.4 million in recent reductions but still face an estimated $2.1 million deficit, and set a vote for next week while weighing cuts, tax options and the risk of state intervention.
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The Keystone Central School District board reviewed its final general fund budget at a June 11 work session, with business manager Joanie McIntyre reporting multi‑million‑dollar reductions in recent months but an outstanding shortfall the board estimated at about $2.1 million. The board directed administration to prepare state filing paperwork and scheduled a formal budget vote at next week’s voting session.
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