Article content Using a conservative enrolment projection, the public school board is expecting a small surplus for the upcoming school year. Trustees with the Upper Canada District School Board passed the $383-million budget unanimously Wednesday night. The budget is a nearly-two-per-cent increase from the previous year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Public school board projects slight surplus Back to video Presented by superintendent Jeremy Hobbs, the budget projects a year-end surplus of $351,092. This would bring the total accumulated surplus of the board to just over $10 million by August next year. The board will receive $383,001,747 in revenues and is projecting expenses of $382,650,655. Both the revenues and expenses are an increase of about $7 million compared to last year.