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Board approves 2026–27 Fund 80 levy to sustain after-school, liaisons and co-curriculars
Summary
The board approved a $2.423 million 2026–27 Community Service Fund (Fund 80) levy; administrators said the Fund 80 projected budget is $2.832 million and the shortfall will be covered from existing fund balance carried forward.
The school board approved the recommended 2026–27 levy for the district's Community Service Fund (Fund 80), which supports community liaisons, after-school and co‑curricular programs, school resource officers and other community-use activities.
Administration said the proposed levy is $2.423 million while the projected Fund 80 budget is $2.832 million; the $408,000 gap will be covered by the fund balance carried into the year. Officials noted a large portion of prior-year Fund 80 budget authority was not spent and carried forward, allowing a smaller levy increase. The superintendent told the board that the district's per-student spending from Fund 80 ($347 per student) is at the state average.
Board members welcomed two newly hired community liaison positions supported by the levy and discussed program outcomes and accountability. A motion to approve the levy was moved, seconded and passed by voice vote.
