District overview
Dayton Independent Schools
What Dayton's approved board minutes show from September 2025 through August 2026.
What do the records show?
The board governs district budgets, local taxes, staffing, policy, facilities, and major partnerships.
2026-27 budget
The board moved from a draft budget in January to a tentative budget in May.
Policies and handbooks
The board gave policy and procedure updates a first reading in June and adopted them with both school handbooks in July.
Local tax support
In August, the board set rates of 91.5 cents per $100 on real property and 112.8 cents per $100 on tangible property.
The minutes identify many approved items but rarely provide the underlying contracts, policy text, or dollar amounts, limiting assessment of their financial effect.
Where the district stands
Enrollment in the Census district finance table.
Census 2024 current spending per pupil; context rather than a meeting finding.
Major projects
2026-27 budget and local tax support
Tentative budget and tax rates approvedThe board approved a draft budget in January, a tentative budget in May, and local property-tax rates in August.
- FY27 draft budget approved.
- FY27 tentative budget approved.
- Real and tangible property-tax rates approved.
Funding
District operating revenue, including the approved local property-tax levy; the minutes do not state projected revenue or total expenditures.
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