District may have to dip into reserves

Posted on February 4, 2022

If current spending trends continue, the Taylor County School District will have to dip into its anticipated fund balances (reserves) by up to $1.7 million to cover expenditures that are projected to exceed its current budget.

Superintendent of Schools Paul Dyal shared the update during a mid-year budget review held during a workshop prior to the district Jan. 18 regular board meeting.

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