Janesville School District board meeting, date not confirmed yet
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Janesville school board adopts 2026-2027 budget and $58,838,900 tax levy 50:45
- A district staff member presented the budget, saying the mill rate would be $7.35 and the total tax levy would be $58.8 million, an increase of 1.41%. 21:10
- The board adopted the 2026-2027 annual budget by a 9-0 vote. 51:08
- The board also voted 9-0 to authorize a tax and revenue anticipation promissory note not to exceed $6 million for cash flow purposes. 55:54
Item by item (10)
- Opening, budget hearing and agenda 0:05
- Safety message 2:28
- Student presentations 5:43
- Student presenters shared updates about their schools. 11:16
- A student presenter said 28 graduates had rung the school's graduation bell since the school year started. 11:16
- A student presenter said Arise enrollment had grown from 150 students in October of 2023 to an October count of 264 this year. 16:08
- Citizen comments and consent agenda 18:51
- Final budget presentation 20:43
- A district staff member said state aid increased just over $3.5 million and that the district would levy in advance approximately $950,000. 22:45
- The staff member said the district ended the year with a fund balance of $27.1 million, or 17.3%, within a board policy range of 17 to 23%. 34:41
- Elizabeth Paull asked whether a $30 million funding gap tied to inflation was for one year or over time, and the staff member said revenues would be $30 million more today had the 1993 funding formula kept pace. 39:38
- Adoption of district budget 50:24
- School year tax levy 51:14
- Cash flow promissory note 53:11
- Finance committee report 55:56
- Greg Ardrey said Dane County, Barrett County and Richland County saw increased enrollment. 56:05
- Greg Ardrey said the Franklin Middle School and Madison Elementary property is one parcel that must be broken out before plans for the fire station site can move forward. 56:31
- Greg Ardrey said the district was awarded $645,000 for emergency protective measures under its FEMA application, with other components still pending. 57:37
- Board requests and meeting dates 58:23
- The next Board of Education meeting was announced for Tuesday, November 10th at 6 PM at Kennedy Elementary School. 58:45
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Video: posted by the district as “Oct. 27, 2026 -- Board of Education Meeting”