Board warns 2% state‑aid trend would force structural reset in district services
Trustees said a likely 2% annual state aid increase would leave a significant budget gap and require the district to streamline services; they reported meetings with state lawmakers about the issue.
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Board members raised concern that, under current state funding patterns, a 2% annual increase in state aid would not keep pace with district needs and would compel a long‑term reset of programs. One trustee said, "If it's going to be 2% every year, then that changes everything," and urged advocacy to state lawmakers (Committee member and McKinney‑Vento officer).
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