黑料网 East School District

KESD FY27 BUDGET INFORMATION

The development of the Fiscal Year 2027 (FY27) KESD Budget is now underway. District leaders are carefully reviewing financial priorities, student needs, and program goals to ensure responsible and equitable allocation of resources for the 2026–27 school year. This process reflects KESD’s commitment to transparency and strategic planning in support of high-quality education for all students. Check back regularly for updates as the budget progresses through each stage of development.

FY27 Budget Documents

FY27 FINANCE COMMITTEE BUDGET SCHEDULE
FY27 BUDGET DRAFTS

FY27 DRAFT Budget - Fiscal Services
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BUDGET PRESENTATIONS

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KESD ENROLLMENT REORTS (2024-2025)
NESDEC Enrollment Reports:
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Further reading from trusted sources:
More details on the CLA:

KINGDOM EAST ANNUAL REPORT

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are Professional Development funds important?

Investing in continuous learning isn't just a contractual obligation, it's crucial for providing the best education to students. Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) facilitate collaboration and growth among teachers. Just as we expect doctors to stay updated, teachers must continually improve their practice for the benefit of our children. The District is committed to comprehensive professional development aligned with our Continuous Improvement Plan, fostering teacher growth and student success.
Does the District pay the full cost of insurance for employees?

KESD pays 80% of the cost of insurance for full-time employees. Part-time employees pay a higher percentage based on their FTE. This is a requirement based on Statewide Bargaining.
How much of my property tax bill is impacted by education and the school district’s budget?

Education is a portion of the property tax bill that households receive. Other impacts to property taxes come from town budgets. See the for more information.
Can I lower my tax rate?

Yes! Homestead owners can pay a lower rate by receiving a property tax credit based on household income (below $128,000 for 2023) and home value. To apply for a tax reduction, contact the Vermont Department of Taxes at

The Vermont Property Tax Credit

The Vermont Property Tax Credit assists many Vermont homeowners with paying their property taxes. You may be eligible for a property tax credit based on your 2025/2026 property taxes if your property qualifies as a homestead and you meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility:

If Your Household Income did not exceed $115,400 in 2025 then you qualify for the VT Tax Credit.

Forms Needed to File:

Form HS-122: Section A and B.
Schedule HI-144: Household Income

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are Professional Development funds important?

Investing in continuous learning isn't just a contractual obligation, it's crucial for providing the best education to students. Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) facilitate collaboration and growth among teachers. Just as we expect doctors to stay updated, teachers must continually improve their practice for the benefit of our children. The District is committed to comprehensive professional development aligned with our Continuous Improvement Plan, fostering teacher growth and student success.
Does the District pay the full cost of insurance for employees?

KESD pays 80% of the cost of insurance for full-time employees. Part-time employees pay a higher percentage based on their FTE. This is a requirement based on Statewide Bargaining.
How much of my property tax bill is impacted by education and the school district’s budget?

Education is a portion of the property tax bill that households receive. Other impacts to property taxes come from town budgets. See the for more information.
Can I lower my tax rate?

Yes! Homestead owners can pay a lower rate by receiving a property tax credit based on household income (below $128,000 for 2023) and home value. To apply for a tax reduction, contact the Vermont Department of Taxes at

How Education Tax Rates are Calculated

Budget News & Updates