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Chapel Hill ISD adopts 2025–2026 budget; food service fund expected to run deficit
Summary
The board approved the district's 2025–2026 budget, which shows a General Fund surplus, an expected Food Service Fund deficit for the National School Breakfast and Lunch Program, and a balanced Debt Service Fund.
Clint McLain, Executive Director of Business and Finance, presented the district's official 2025–2026 budget, explaining that the General Fund is budgeted with a surplus, the Food Service Fund (which serves the National School Breakfast and Lunch Program) is expected to show a deficit, and the Debt Service Fund is balanced. The presentation did not specify dollar amounts for each fund in the minutes.
Trustee David Acker moved to approve the 2025'2026 budget; Trustee Fred Elder Jr. seconded the motion, which the minutes record as Passed. The recorded vote shows four trustees voting "Yea" with three trustees listed as absent. The minutes do not provide further breakdowns or the offsets that will address the food service deficit in the open session.
