District overview
Burgin Independent Schools
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

What the Burgin Board has been deciding
Burgin Independent’s Board approves the district budget, tax levy, policies and major contracts. Its August 27, 2026 action set a local real-and-personal-property tax rate of 76.8 cents per $100 of assessed value. The collected records do not give an adopted budget total, a state/local revenue breakdown or a comparable per-pupil spending figure. September action approved a baseball/softball-fields site survey, with cost and funding unspecified.
The Board approved its FY2027 budget and a baseball/softball-fields site survey
The September 16 record also lists KDE assurances, authority to advertise, KETS TAR information and B19 policy/procedure updates in consent.
The Board adopted a 76.8-cent property-tax rate after a separate hearing
The Aug. 27 hearing record notes public comment and adjournment without an adoption; a distinct same-day adoption meeting records approval of 76.8 cents on real and personal property.
The Board adopted policy and handbook materials for 2026-27
The July 8 record states that the Board adopted the KSBA policy manual on second reading and approved student and employee handbooks, along with gym work and cyber insurance.
The reviewed source path contains official meeting pages and their recorded actions, but no separately collected meeting recordings.
Where the district stands
Major projects
Baseball and softball fields site survey
September 2026 Board actionThe September 16 official meeting record states that the Board approved a site survey. The reviewed record does not state the survey cost, project budget, final design or construction authorization.
- Board approved the site survey.
Funding
The reviewed Board record does not identify a funding source or project budget for the approved survey.
Complete official records reviewed: 18 Board action records, the visually verified annual calendar and both original phone and AI policies. Actual session dates and copied-motion ambiguities are reconciled.
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