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Budget altered for long range planning

by | Sep 19, 2018 | Education

Princeton ISD has made its first budget amendment of the year – to hire demographers in association with growth and future long range planning.

The amendment also included additional revenue since the district received more money for students.

Additional revenue was $305,156 and the budget amendment included $300,000 for six additional teachers, $50,000 for long-range planning, $13,500 for keyless entry for food services, bringing expenditures to $363,500. The remaining balance of $58,344 was taken from the fund balance.

According to Superintendent Phil Anthony, the demographers should be bringing back growth projections in mid-October for the school board to discuss.

By Wyndi Veigel • News Editor • [email protected]

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