District overview
Pittsburg Unified School District 250
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
How USD 250’s current budget is structured
USD 250’s September 2025 public agenda explains that state aid, local option funding, capital outlay, and bond-and-interest funds shape the district budget. The collected agenda describes a proposed 2025-26 budget and levy, not approved minutes.
State aid is a core input
The agenda uses $5,615 base aid per student in its 2025-26 budget calculation.
Local funding includes capital and bond levies
The agenda lists separate capital-outlay and bond-and-interest mill levies alongside the general fund.
Special education funding was a pressure
The agenda describes an estimated funding reduction while the district said it had more students to serve in special education.
The collected agenda materials do not include approved minutes for these actions or a complete annual spending report.
Where the district stands
Major projects
After-school care fee proposal
Proposed in December 2025 agendaThe agenda proposes raising the daily after-school-care fee from $5.00 to $6.25 after winter break because the program was projected to have a deficit at the existing rate.
- Board agenda lists the proposed fee increase.
Funding
Projected program deficit stated in the official agenda
Review of all 22 collected public Diligent board agendas from September 2025 through August 2026.
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