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Lewisville ISD staff gave an update on the projected budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year at the June 2 work session.

Lewisville ISD projects nearly $10M budget shortfall for fiscal year 2025-26

By Heather McCullough

District staff initially projected at $24.5 million shortfall before accounting for additional state funding and budget reductions that lowered the anticipated shortfall.

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