Boerne ISD leaders Nov. 17 reviewed the draft of the annual comprehensive financial report for fiscal year 2024-25, showing a surplus in the general fund compared to the projected deficit.

The details

Wes Scott, chief financial and operations officer, shared the report showing that the district’s total combined net position as of June 30 was around $44.81 million.

According to financial documents for the fiscal year, the general fund reported a total fund balance of around $29.55 million, an increase from the projected ending balance of around $25.88 million.

When planning for FY 2024-25, district staff projected a more than $5 million deficit. Amendments adopted by the board of trustees throughout the year helped reduce that deficit estimate to around $2.8 million. At the end of the year, the budget closed with a surplus of around $1.1 million.


Most of the 2022 bonds were issued in FY 2024-25, and the debt service fund reflects that the district scheduled principal payments of $23.5 million during the year, $12.89 million of which was for the 2024 bond issuance.

During debt repayment, the district paid off over $4 million in principal above scheduled payments, which is an estimated $3.8 million in interest savings.

Additional FY 2024-25 budget information can be found here.