District overview
Raytown C-2
How the elected board funds the district and plans for changing enrollment.
Who decides how the district runs?
Raytown C-2 is governed by an elected Board of Education. Missouri formula funding and local property taxes support operations, while a separate debt rate pays voter-approved bonds. The board is also adjusting school boundaries as enrollment is projected to decline through 2035.
Tax-supported district
The board set a $6.32 total school tax rate for 2025-26.
Enrollment planning
The board approved boundary changes affecting fewer than 250 students across elementary, middle, and high schools.
Facilities and programs
The plan uses existing buildings and moves a district program into Central Middle School to avoid larger capital costs.
Spending gap
The meeting recordings do not provide total district spending or spending per student on a matching basis.
The approved plan keeps the current K-5, 6-8, and 9-12 grade structure and was designed to limit disruption.
What is on the public record
The reviewed public meetings do not provide total spending and enrollment on a matching basis.
Major projects
Long-range enrollment and facility plan
ApprovedThe district will adjust attendance boundaries and place a district program at Central Middle School while keeping current grade spans.
- Board approved the orange enrollment plan.
Funding
The plan is intended to reduce future capital costs by using existing space; no project amount was stated.
Reviewed all 12 official board meeting recordings and their machine-generated captions in the staging corpus.
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