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trustee Deborah Jensen (left), board Assistant Secretary Rhonda Newhouse (center) and trustee Natasha McDaniel (right)—all pictured during a February board meeting

Spring ISD trustees approve balanced FY 2024-25 budget with potential tax rate election funds

By Emily Lincke

Spring ISD's board of trustees passed a balanced fiscal year 2024-25 budget—should a voter-approval tax rate election ballot initiative be called in August and passed in November—in a split vote June 11.

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