Committee discussed a proposed $1.33 tax rate (3-cent increase), new state grant revenue for schools and a package of measures — including forgiving school energy debt, cutting CVB allocations and shifting fund pennies — intended to preserve a 4% employee raise while avoiding a property tax hike.

Williamson County's Education Committee on May 26 approved multiple budget amendments — including a $4 million state letter-grade bonus, a $300,000 trustee transfer, ESCO debt-service payments, $200,000 for student support services and $2.4 million for insurance claims — and heard staff explain accounting and ROI questions for an energy-savings contract.

After a consultant presentation, the Williamson County budget committee unanimously approved Resolution 3-26-4 to amend education impact fee rates and accept a February 16, 2026 study showing higher capital costs per student and a range of maximum supportable fees by unit size.

Board discusses lack of policy on homeschool student participation in extracurricular activities.

District leaders assess coaching roles to improve support for underserved student populations.