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Accomack County schools seek FY25 carry‑forward; board sets May 20 public hearing on FY26 amendment

Accomack County Board of Supervisors · April 15, 2026
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Summary

School officials reviewed a FY25 carry-forward request and warned that several capital projects (storage building A&E, gym A&E, and major HVAC components) may miss contract or PO milestones by June 30, and the board voted to schedule a public hearing on May 20 for an FY26 budget amendment.

A school representative presented to the Accomack County Board of Supervisors on April 15 to explain a requested FY25 carry-forward for Accomack County Public Schools and to seek a schedule for a public hearing on amendments to the county FY26 budget.

The presenter said the board previously authorized $2,500,000 to help complete renovations at a primary school and listed several capital projects that remain vulnerable to schedule slips. "That will not be completed, then there won't be a contract for that by June 30," the school official said of a storage-building A&E fee, and added similar concerns for the gym A&E work and site constraints that could require rework.

Board members pressed staff on textbook funding, the distinction between operating and adoption funds, and whether the district maintains a long-term facilities plan. The presenter confirmed the district maintains a CIP and strategic plan submitted annually to the county, and that large adoption cycles drive discrete funding needs beyond operating renewals.

After discussion the board moved and voted to set a public hearing on the proposed FY26 budget amendment for May 20 so the community can comment before final action.