Franklin County Schools board passes working budget
02-10-2026 20:16 via state-journal.com

Franklin County Schools board passes working budget

A working budget for fiscal year 2027 has been passed by the Franklin County Schools Board of Education.
The board passed the budget at a special called meeting Monday at Bondurant Middle School.
The working budget for FY27 is $104,293,542.77 for all the funds, and the contingency fund is $7,174,380. Last year’s working budget was $93.1 million.
School districts are required by Kentucky state law to maintain a contingency fund of at least 2% of their total budget expenditures.
In August, t
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