On June 19, the Round Rock ISD board of trustees adopted the 2014–15 general operating budget of $361.1 million.
The budget includes a surplus of $203,919 and an $18 million increase for salaries for positions including teachers, librarians, staff for Success High School and special education staff, according to budget documents. Chief Financial Officer Randy Staats said the district is expecting an additional 862 students in 2014–15.
In 2013–14, the trustees adopted a budget of $339.4 million.
Staats said the property tax rate will be set in September. Because of the recent passage of the $299 million bond package by voters, residents will see the increased property tax in September 2015, he said.











