Trustees voted to fund beyond what the state is allocating for experienced teacher raises to provide raises for those not included in the House Bill 2, including new teachers. (Community Impact staff)
Fort Bend ISD will start the 2025-26 fiscal year with a projected $7.5 million surplus if the board approves an increased tax rate in September, which includes seven “disaster pennies” that will expire after one year, Chief Financial Officer Bryan Guinn said.
Without the “disaster pennies,” FBISD would be facing a $26.2 million shortfall for the 2025-26 school year, Guinn said at the June 9 agenda review meeting…