District overview
Grayson County Schools
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
What Grayson County's current public records show
The independent audit issued unmodified opinions and no reportable findings. It describes a projected $26 million Technology Center renovation underway through fall 2026.
Technology Center renovation is projected at $26 million
The audit says $9.93 million of 2025 bonds and a prior $10 million state award partially support the project.
FY2027 general-fund receipts are budgeted at $32.32 million
The working budget separately includes $12.31 million of beginning balance, producing $44.63 million in total resources.
FY2025 audit reported no findings
Auditors issued unmodified opinions on the financial statements and major federal programs.
Current policies address student devices and generative AI
Instructional-time personal-device use is restricted; emerging-technology procedures must address safety, privacy, ethics and academic integrity.
Where the district stands
Major projects
Grayson County Technology Center renovation
activeThe FY2025 audit describes major renovations to the entire Technology Center building, started in summer 2025 and expected to finish in fall 2026.
- District issued $9.93 million in School Building Revenue Bonds during April 2025.
- Construction began in summer 2025; month shown as an approximate seasonal marker.
- Audit states expected completion in fall 2026; date shown as a seasonal marker, not a promised completion day.
Funding
Projected total in the audit; $9.93 million of 2025 bonds, a prior $10 million state award, restricted funds and General Fund.
Official monthly finance packets, audited statements, the independent audit, Board calendar and current policies support this page.
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