Judson ISD is hitting the brakes on employee raises to plug a massive $35 million budget gap. They’re hoping these tough cuts will show voters they’re serious enough to earn a 'yes' vote on a tax hike later this year.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Your property taxes could go up soon if the district manages to convince voters to approve their proposed tax hike.
The district’s administration benefits by attempting to stabilize the budget and potentially securing more tax revenue.
Teachers and school staff are taking the hit by losing out on expected pay raises during a time of high inflation.
The San Antonio Independent School District board voted 5-2 on Monday to hire Adrian Bustillos as superintendent. First named as the sole finalist for the job in June, Bustillos will replace Jaime Aquino,...
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As school districts across San Antonio draft up budgets for the next school year, Judson ISD is freezing employee pay. On Monday, Judson’s board voted 5-1 to keep employee wages the same for the 2026-27...