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Special Building Fund drops sharply; bond and depreciation funds rise in Heartland notice

Heartland Community Schools Board of Education · September 18, 2025
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Summary

The district’s Special Building Fund shows a 74.93% decrease in the notice, while Depreciation and Bond Fund figures increase: Depreciation fund up to $1,144,411 and Bond Fund budget to $1,761,853 for 2025–26. The totals alter the district’s overall budget picture for the year.

Heartland’s budget comparison tables show a striking decrease in the Special Building Fund from $14,381,053 in 2024–25 to $3,605,442 proposed for 2025–26, a change listed as -74.93% in the document. At the same time, the Depreciation Fund is listed at $1,144,411 and the Bond Fund budget at $1,761,853 for 2025–26.

Those fund-level changes contribute to the district’s overall totals and the shift in the total operating budget line. The notice presents these fund comparisons in the budget detail tables that accompany the public-hearing materials; the document directs readers to review full budget detail at the Clerk/Secretary’s office for more context on capital projects and bond implications.