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Robinson ISD approves $716,659 budget amendment for Teacher Incentive Allotment
Summary
The board approved a budget amendment to increase state revenue and instruction function by $716,659 for Teacher Incentive Allotment funds; the change raised revenue to $29,388,304 and expenditures to $29,392,304 with no impact on the budgeted fund balance of $2,182,682.
The Robinson ISD Board of Trustees approved a budget amendment on June 22 to recognize Teacher Incentive Allotment funds totaling $716,659. Stacey Proctor presented the amendment, which increased both state revenue and function 11 (instruction); the motion was moved by Keith Helpert and seconded by Kacey Darnell and carried unanimously.
Board minutes record the district’s general operating budget figures after the amendment as $29,388,304 in revenue and $29,392,304 in expenditures, and note the amendment had no impact on the budgeted fund balance of $2,182,682. The minutes do not provide a line-item allocation beyond identifying the funds as Teacher Incentive Allotment.
The amendment adjusts accounting to record state-provided Teacher Incentive Allotment revenue and aligns instructional spending to the newly recorded funds. The board’s unanimous vote approved the change for the district’s fiscal records.
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