The election is over, but the oversight is just beginning. We are tracking every dollar, every administrative hire, and every consultant contract.
Comparing 2021 baseline to current and projected district growth.
| Category | 2021-2022 (Actual) | 2025-2026 (Current) | 2026-2027 (Projected) | Total Net Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Student Enrollment | 11,695 | 11,584 | 11,465 | -230 Students |
| Administrative Staff | 68 | 79 | TBD | +11 Added |
| Other FT Staff (Teaching/Support) | 1,689 | 1,908 | TBD | +219 Added |
| Consultant Spending | $134,698 | $475,288(One firm only) | TBD | +$340,590* |
*All data sourced from official district treasurer reports and audits.
This portal was born from a simple realization: Facts don't have an expiration date. While the election cycle has ended, the financial trajectory of our district continues, often without the scrutiny it deserves.
Our mission is to provide every taxpayer with the raw data, context, and oversight necessary to hold our elected officials accountable. We believe that before asking for a "raise" in the form of tax increases, the district must first justify its "grocery bill"—the administrative bloat and consultant spending that often bypasses classroom needs.
Analyzing current data to forecast future district financial decisions and outcomes.
Based on current data trends, legislative changes like the 5% homestead cap, and the district's stated strategic goals, we've developed a list of financial predictions for the next three years.
View Full PredictionsHolding a billion-dollar district accountable requires resources. Your contributions to our Candidate Committee ensure we can keep the facts in front of the voters all year round.