Last week, Superintendent John Murray presented his proposed budget for FY 2026.
The $969 million budget addresses essential needs to support student success and maintain high-quality education. There are several critical needs that are not included in the budget but will be evaluated if additional state funding becomes available.
Public education depends on public dollars, and student opportunities are directly related to the annual budget of Chesterfield County Public Schools. This CCPS in the Know video explains why it is vital for to advocate for education during budget season:
Parents, staff members and community members are invited to get involved in budget town halls being held at 6:30 p.m.; here are the remaining dates:
Jan. 29 at Meadowbrook High
Feb. 5 at Tomahawk Creek Middle
Feb. 6 at Manchester Middle for Spanish speakers
Feb. 10 at Manchester High School
Additionally, the School Board will hold budget work sessions at 4 p.m. in the Public Meeting Room:
Feb. 4
Feb. 11 (includes public hearing)
Feb. 19