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From left are Superintendent Martha Salazar-Zamora, board President John McStravick, board President Justin Unser and trustee Matt Schiel during a March meeting.

Tomball ISD trustees approve FY 2024-25 budget featuring $9.1M gap

By Emily Lincke

On June 18, Tomball ISD’s board of trustees approved adopting the district’s fiscal year 2024-25 budget while final tax rate information will be provided to the district in August.

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