Superintendent Barnes presents Howard County's FY 2027 capital budget plans

August 21, 2025 | Howard County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland


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Superintendent Barnes presents Howard County's FY 2027 capital budget plans
The Board of Education of Howard County convened on August 21, 2025, to discuss various topics concerning the school system, focusing on support for teachers and the proposed state capital budget for fiscal year 2027.

The meeting began with a discussion on the importance of communication and support for teachers, particularly in challenging situations. Board members emphasized the need for educators to feel confident in reaching out to school administrators for assistance. This support is crucial for teachers working with students who are transitioning between grade levels or who are new to the school system. The board acknowledged the daily influx of new students and the necessity of ensuring that all educators have the resources they need to effectively support their students.

Following this discussion, the meeting transitioned to the presentation of the proposed state capital budget for fiscal year 2027. Chief Operating Officer Cornell Brown, along with Assistant Superintendent Turner Little, provided an overview of the budget proposal. This report is a critical component of the board's planning for future infrastructure and resource needs within the school system.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to ongoing conversations about teacher support and the budget, with board members encouraging open communication among educators and administrators. The board plans to continue addressing these important issues in future meetings, ensuring that the needs of both teachers and students remain a priority.

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