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Cameron ISD trustees hear update on budget pressures tied to HB 2 and HB 3, deficit near $1.3 million
Summary
Superintendent Kevin Sprinkles told trustees the district is monitoring HB 2 (school funding) and HB 3 (vouchers) as it seeks ways to eliminate a budget deficit the district says is close to $1.3 million.
Superintendent Kevin Sprinkles told the Cameron Independent School District Board of Trustees on March 17 that the district is monitoring state legislation and working to address a budget shortfall estimated to be close to $1.3 million. He distributed the board event calendar and gave updates on enrollment, average daily attendance and revenue during his report.
Sprinkles identified HB 2 (school funding) and HB 3 (school vouchers) as key legislative items the district is watching for possible fiscal impacts. Trustees did not take formal action on budget-balancing measures during the meeting; Sprinkles said the district is "seeking ways to eliminate the budget deficit, which is close to $1.3 million." The board continued with scheduled consent items and personnel actions later in the evening.
