Austin ISD 3-Year Budget Reduction Plan
Austin ISD Superintendent Matias Segura presented a three-year proposal to the board of trustees Nov. 22, outlining options to balance the budget. Now it’s the community’s turn to weigh in.
District leaders must find $92 million to eliminate the budget deficit while keeping cuts farthest from the classroom and preserving the student experience. Options previously discussed such as librarians, counselors, nurses and planning periods are off the table — at least for the upcoming school year. We still have two legislative sessions ahead of us, where we could see an infusion of funds that could keep us from considering those more painful cuts down the road.
Feedback Form
Thank you for taking the time to learn about the Austin ISD 3-year budget plan.
Please take a few minutes to share you thoughts on the plan by completing the 3-year Budget Plan Survey. What you would like us to keep in mind as we explore these budget reduction options and how we can minimize the disruption any of the potential cuts could cause?
Community Conversations
Austin ISD invites you to a virtual conversation about the district’s plan to reduce the $92 million deficit. Find out how we’re considering reducing costs over the next three years and share your input on the proposed plan.
Date | Time | Location/Zoom Info | Language | Audience/Group |
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Monday, Dec. 9, 2024 |
6–7 p.m. |
English & Spanish |
Families, Staff, Community | |
Saturday, Dec. 14, 2024 |
11 a.m.–noon |
English & Spanish |
Families, Staff, Community | |
Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024 | noon–1 p.m. | Central Office | English & Spanish | Central Office Staff |