Judson ISD

A draft financial solvency plan from October proposed mid-year layoffs at Judson ISD. But district administrators say they never planned on recommending them.

Judson ISD is considering substantial mid-year layoffs to balance its budget, according to draft plans obtained by TPR through a public records request.

Only one of the five San Antonio area school tax-rate elections passed on Nov. 4. TPR's Norma Martinez sat down with Education Reporter Camille Phillips to discuss what happens next.

Five school districts in the San Antonio area asked voters for permission to boost the tax rate for operating expenses like salaries. Only one of them passed.

The Texas Attorney General’s office sent Judson ISD a letter on Tuesday alleging that the district has engaged in electioneering. District officials say they haven’t.

Judson ISD hasn’t kept a CFO for longer than a year since 2022.

Judson ISD has less revenue per student but spends more than its peers, according to an efficiency audit compiled in order to ask voters to approve a tax-rate increase.

Both the Judson and the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City school boards voted Monday to add Voter-Approval Tax Rate Elections to the November ballot.

Judson ISD trustees have reinstated three previously approved budget cuts, undoing roughly $133,000 out of $5 million in savings.

Judson ISD trustees have voted to end a contract paying a financial consultant $1,500 a day.