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Indian River Board of Education Approves Preliminary Budget Increase

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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The Indian River Board of Education has signed off on a preliminary budget that increases the district's annual spending by just over 3%. Christopher Parker, the district’s Finance Director, stated that the budget will grow from $237.9 million to $246 million. The increase is largely due to raises in teacher salaries and increased funding for substitute teachers, which is required due to the state’s Paid Family and Medical Leave law.

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While the district anticipates a slight downturn in state money due to enrollment issues, the overall budget increase is modest. The funding increase is driven by both increased state allocations and local spending.

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