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Chapel Hill ISD earns 'Superior Achievement' in School FIRST with strong fund balance
Summary
CHAPEL HILL ISD received a School FIRST score of 96 — "Superior Achievement" — for the 2024–2025 rating (based on FY 2023–2024). District leaders highlighted a $14.1 million fund balance and 164 days of cash on hand as key factors.
Chapel Hill ISD trustees on Oct. 20 were presented with the district’s Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) results, with Executive Director of Business and Finance Clint McLain reporting a 2024–2025 rating of 96 — classified as "Superior Achievement." McLain told the board the rating was based on fiscal year 2023–2024 data and reflected several strong financial indicators.
McLain detailed four key metrics: a 2023–2024 fund balance of $14,096,488 (above the required threshold of $7,245,861), 164 days of cash on hand, and revenues versus expenditures that met state requirements. He said the district will continue routine financial monitoring and planning to maintain stability. The School FIRST results will be submitted as part of the district’s required reporting to the Texas Education Agency.
