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Peaster ISD CFO outlines proposed 2026–27 budget; trustees set adoption for June 15
Summary
At a June 4 budget workshop, Peaster ISD CFO Mayra Molina reviewed the proposed 2026–27 budget covering staffing, revenue, expenditures, ADA and property tax. The board is scheduled to adopt the budget at its June 15 meeting; no public comments were made at the workshop.
Mayra Molina, Peaster ISD chief financial officer, presented the district's proposed 2026–27 budget during a June 4 workshop, covering staffing, revenue and expenditure projections, Average Daily Attendance and property tax considerations. "Mayra Molina addressed the Board of Trustees during the budget workshop regarding the proposed budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year," the workshop minutes state.
The presentation described the district's current financial position and future budget goals but did not provide line-item dollar totals or specific staffing counts in the recorded minutes. Administrators who attended included Dr. Rebecca Stephens, superintendent, and Doug McCollough, executive director of administrative services. There was no public comment during the workshop.
The minutes record that "The Board of Trustees will adopt the budget at the June 15, board meeting." That adoption is the next formal step; the workshop itself did not include a vote on the budget. District staff and the CFO are expected to finalize details and present the formal budget for action at the June 15 board meeting.
Questions raised by board members during the workshop are noted in the minutes as general discussion points about staffing, ADA and property tax, but the written record does not capture detailed follow-up assignments or a staff report with dollar-line breakdowns. Board members and administrators present are listed in the minutes; the district should publish the full proposed budget packet ahead of the June 15 adoption meeting so the public can review exact figures.
