State funding application and budget changes on the November agenda
On November 3, 2026 the board is scheduled to review and approve the district's 2027 TISA application and approve budget amendments.
Read the full storyOn November 3, 2026 the board is scheduled to review and approve the district's 2027 TISA application and approve budget amendments.
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Franklin Special School District
The Board approved the 2026-27 district budget and a total tax rate of $0.7673: $0.6123 for general purpose and $0.1550 for debt service.
The board approved an amended FY2027 budget after reduced county revenue. The plan removes 29 school-level positions and includes five-day furloughs for some staff.
Gibson County Special School District
The Board approved a 2026-27 budget with $44,434,442.45 in expenditures, including a $3,000 raise for 10-month certified staff and a 5% raise for non-certified employees.
Lebanon Special School District
The board approved the 2026-27 budgets and salary schedules, including a 3% raise and full coverage of an 8.75% health premium increase.
Trenton Special School District
The Board approved $150,916.94 for a four-week summer program for elementary and middle school students.
The board approved the 2026-27 budget and a new four-year Director of Schools contract covering 2026 through 2030. The public minutes do not state the budget total or contract terms.
The board approved buying 250 Lenovo student Chromebooks and related services for $146,252.84 to replace aging devices.
The June 4, 2026 agenda included approving the 2026-27 budget, budget amendments, board policies, a teacher MOU and a school calendar date change. Erica Fodor and Amber Campbell were scheduled to speak to the board.
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