Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
Who makes district decisions?
Board-governed public district
Corunna Public Schools' Board of Education makes districtwide decisions on budgets, policies, curriculum, facilities, and senior leadership.
Funding
Michigan districts generally combine state foundation funding with local, federal, grant, and bond revenue. A complete Corunna revenue breakdown was not available.
Budget pressure
The board considered borrowing up to $1 million against 2026-27 state aid, but the final amount and cost are not established.
Spending gap
A verified districtwide per-student spending figure was not available, so no per-student comparison is shown.
Board agendas show what was planned for consideration; they do not by themselves prove final action.
Where the district stands
Proposed state-aid borrowing capverified
1,000,000 USD
Proposed school bus purchaseverified
180,177.49 USD
Major projects
31aa school security upgrades
Proposed in July 2026
Exterior doors, access controls, and video intercom updates were proposed.
Next: Confirm final action, contract amounts, and installation schedule.
Vendor proposals listed
Funding
State 31aa security grant funds
Grades 4-10 social studies curriculum
Proposed in July 2026
A six-year McGraw-Hill agreement was proposed.
Next: Confirm approval, cost, and rollout date.
Purchase appeared as a possible motion
Funding
Not stated in the agenda
UFLI reading intervention
Proposed in August 2026
UFLI was proposed as Tier 2 reading support.
Next: Confirm approval and participating grades or schools.
Purchase appeared as a possible motion
Funding
Not stated in the agenda
Local elections & school board members
Elections & votes
Board electionScheduled
Corunna Public Schools Board of Education election
Corunna Public Schools
District board seats are elected at Michigan's November 3, 2026 general election; the official sources reviewed did not identify which Corunna seats are up.