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Board appropriates $1.10 million in state funds after enrollment increase at Greene County schools
Summary
Greene County supervisors appropriated up to $1,102,506 in supplemental state funding for public schools after staff reported increased average daily membership (enrollment) that triggered the allocation.
The Greene County Board of Supervisors voted to appropriate up to $1,102,506 in a supplemental allocation from the Commonwealth to the fiscal‑year 2026 budget for Greene County Public Schools after staff said average daily membership (enrollment) increased.
Miss Shaffer (speaker 3) told the board the additional money is enrollment-driven and reflected timing of state reporting; she said “because our enrollment went up… we have $1,102,506 for use for the schools from the state.” A supervisor moved to appropriate an amount not to exceed $1,102,506 to the FY26 budget for the schools; the motion was seconded and adopted by roll call with ayes recorded.
Officials noted the amount reflects current reporting rules and that future allocations may change as local composite index (LCI) and enrollment figures shift. The appropriation authorizes staff to accept and spend the state supplemental funds in the current fiscal year.
