Director of 0-5 Services at Gretna Public School District 37
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The proposed budget for Gretna Public Schools for fiscal year 2026-2027, as presented in the notice of budget hearing.
Gretna Public Schools' strategic direction encompasses four primary goals: maximizing individual student growth through engaging curriculum and strategic instructional practices; addressing facility needs and fostering a nurturing, safe school culture; recognizing and responding to students' social-emotional, behavioral, and mental health needs; and actively recruiting and retaining highly qualified and caring staff to fulfill the district's mission.
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The Public Budget Hearing for the General Fund discussed the budget for 2025-2026. Key discussion points included the general fund budget, special building fund, bond fund, depreciation fund, activities fund, and school nutrition fund. The hearing also covered district revenue sources, including state, local, and federal sources, as well as a breakdown of general fund expenses. An increase in budget from FY25 to FY26 was attributed to increased student growth and the addition of new positions. The special building fund houses two budgets: construction costs paid by bond proceeds and district improvements paid by property taxes. Potential projects funded from the special building fund include HVAC repairs and replacement, roofing projects, and concrete repair and replacement. The bond fund budget reflects bond principal and interest and other bond-related fees.
The presented bills for approval include expenses for purchasing software, suspension seats, maintenance services, grounds service, district funds overage, technology supply, electricity prepayment, plumbing, and natural gas commodity.
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