School Board Approves $11 Million In Additional Spending; Will Restore Many Cuts

April 11, 2025 Board of Education Taxes, School Board

**EXPLAINING THE PROGRAM –** *Schools Superintendent John Ravally explains why the school district needs to increase spending by $11 million at the April 10 Board of Education meeting.*

An additional $11 million in spending for Fiscal Year 2026 approved April 10 by the Board of Education will allow the reinstatement of many line items that had previously been cut from the proposed FY 2026 budget, the district’s top official said.

The $11 million would mitigate the $6 million that the Board had to cut in its preliminary budget, introduced last month, plus assorted health care costs, schools Superintendent John Ravally said.

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