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Hillsborough school district plans financial advisory committee to stabilize budget
Aaron Mesmer reports
TAMPA, Fla. - The Hillsborough County School Board is finalizing its plan to address its budget crisis and avoid a state takeover. The board held a special meeting this morning and voted to send their plan to the Florida Department of Education for approval.
The meeting comes one day after Superintendent Addison Davis announced the district had received $101-million in federal COVID relief money.
The state released those funds to the school system over the weekend and the money is already being used to increase the district s reserve fund, which is necessary to avoid a state takeover.
In-Depth: How Hillsborough School leaders got to where they are and what may avoid a state takeover
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and last updated 2021-05-11 17:27:24-04
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. â On Monday, Hillsborough County School District leaders announced a promising light at the end of the tunnel of ongoing financial issues.
Superintendent Addison Davis said the state is releasing $101M of CARES ACT 2 funding (ESSER funds) to the district, allowing them to maintain a balance of 3 percent and avoid a state takeover of the district s finances.
The Hillsborough County School District is the third-largest school system in the state and the eighth largest in the country. Yet, sweeping financial issues now have district leaders cutting teaching positions and considering closing under-enrolled schools. Hundreds of families are now left wondering if their kids will have the services they need. As part of our Full Circle reporting, ABC Action News is going to parents, teachers, educators, union members and top administrators to find how the district got to this point and answer the question: whose fault