The Higley Unified School District is proposing a $500,000 increase in its capital budget for fiscal year 2025-26, despite estimating less funding from the Arizona Legislature, officials said.
The district’s governing board conducted its first review Tuesday of the proposed capital budget for the coming fiscal year, with Chief Financial Officer Tyler Moore presenting an overview of planned expenditures and the status of district additional assistance from the Legislature.
Moore’s presentation showed a proposed capital budget of $15.85 million, up from the current $15.35, mostly on the strength of a larger budget balance carryforward.
