The annual general fund budget is one of the most important legal documents that a school district will develop. The district’s spending plan is based on its educational and operational needs, and the amount of revenues that are available. How a district moves from drafting to adopting its budget includes a series of key decisions, so it’s important to understand the process and the timeline.
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