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Gainesville ISD projects lower enrollment, flags state-revenue impacts

Gainesville Independent School District Board of Trustees · June 15, 2026
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Summary

Finance staff presented preliminary ADA and enrollment declines (ADA from 2,770 to 2,692; enrollment from 3,111 to 2,814) and warned the changes will reduce state revenue in the proposed 2026–27 budget.

Dr. Jon Hill presented district projections showing a decline in average daily attendance and total enrollment for 2026–27. His figures estimated ADA falling from 2,770 to 2,692 and enrollment dropping from 3,111 to 2,814; the presentation indicated those changes are the primary driver of projected reductions in state revenue for the coming year.

Board members discussed how revenue changes tied to enrollment could affect staffing, programs and fund balances. Trustees did not adopt any program cuts or staffing decisions during the workshop; those choices will be part of follow-up budget deliberations in July and August.