District news
Board lowers tax rate but expects more revenue
What happened
The Board adopted a 59.6-cent property-tax rate, down from 60.3 cents. It expects about $15.73 million in revenue, up from $14.76 million last year.
Why it matters to families
The plan expects about $970,000 more for district operations, including $659,376 for instruction. The rate passed 4–1.
The evidence
The official August 27 recording, at 3:06–7:23, gives the prior and adopted rates, revenue estimates, planned uses and roll-call vote. These are auto-generated captions.
The source
August 27, 2026 special-called meeting transcriptSee the full record for Anderson County Schools.
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