Keller ISD Interim Superintendent John Allison hosted a Community Budget Education Seminar on November 29, sharing with KISD stakeholders the causes behind the District's current budget challenges. 

During the presentation, Allison shared how factors such as rising inflation and the Texas Legislature failing to increase the basic per student funding allotment since 2019 have put Keller ISD in a situation where it has to address a potential budget deficit of more than $27 million. 

Click here to watch a video recording of the Budget Education Seminar in its entirety. [Click here to download the presentation slideshow.]

District administrators are dedicated to keeping the community informed and educated throughout this budgeting process. Those with additional questions about Keller ISD's budget or about how public schools are funded in Texas are invited to click here to submit questions for future Frequently Asked Question features on KellerISD.net. 

Additional educational opportunities will be made available in the coming months. In the meantime, Keller ISD invites the community to contact your elected representatives and let them know that public school funding should be a legislative priority. Click here to access a quick form letter that you can fill out and send to your elected officials.