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Orleans Parish School Board adopts FY2027 general fund and special revenue budgets

Orleans Parish School Board · June 23, 2026
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Summary

The Orleans Parish School Board on June 23 adopted Resolution 16‑26 finalizing the general fund and special revenue budgets for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026 and ending July 30, 2027. The vote carried 4–0 with one abstention; the superintendent noted added transparency measures including multiple public meetings and a budget companion guide.

Board President Eames called the Orleans Parish School Board into special session on June 23 and the board approved Resolution 16‑26, adopting the district’s general fund and special revenue fund budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026 and ending July 30, 2027.

The resolution carried on a roll call vote: Board President Eames, Board member Parker, Board member Baldwin and Board member Zervigon voted yes; Board member Marshall recorded an abstention. The board’s motion to adopt was made and seconded before public comment; no members of the public addressed item 2.1.

Superintendent Dr. Folse Fullmore told the board the budget process this year included three public meetings in addition to four board presentations and that staff prepared a budget companion guide “so that as you’re reviewing the budget that you have the opportunity to understand some of the decisions and actions and why things are within the budget.” Dr. Folse Fullmore thanked the finance team and said the district had taken steps to increase transparency around the proposal.

Board President Eames opened the discussion by urging fellow board members to prepare for meetings and to take budget review seriously, noting the special meeting had been called because the board could not vote at a previous special meeting. The board completed a roll call to record the vote and the motion carried.

The board did not identify specific line‑item amounts or lay out post‑adoption implementation steps during the public discussion recorded in the transcript; the superintendent and staff were thanked for their work preparing the documents. The board moved on to subsequent agenda items after the vote.