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Boyceville board approves balanced preliminary 2025–26 budget amid funding uncertainty
Summary
The Boyceville School Board approved a $10,497,082 preliminary 2025–26 budget and authorized payments from general and referendum funds while the superintendent warned of federal and state funding uncertainty.
The Boyceville Community School District Board approved the 2025–26 preliminary budget on July 16, listing total estimated revenues and expenses at $10,497,082 and anticipating a balanced plan for the coming year. The board also approved payments presented by the treasurer totaling $321,950.76 from Fund 10 (General Fund) and $430,315.40 from Fund 49 (Referendum Fund).
Superintendent Nick Kaiser said the budget outlook remains uncertain because of pending federal funds and final State Aid numbers, noting, "The budget for this year is still hard to predict. Uncertainty of funds from the Federal government is causing some concern, plus we do not have final numbers for State Aid." The board approved the preliminary budget on a motion by Sharon Formoe, seconded by Stacy Fetzer; the motion carried.
