“Our biggest consternation is the uncertainty of the effects of COVID-19.” “Us along with the rest of the world are in a hole financially,” said Gallus Obert, a school board member. If the Bristol Township School Board moves ahead with the budget its business manager presented last week, no tax increase is anticipated when it adopts the $146.48 million budget June 24.īut that means that the school board will need to take $7.32 million from its $26.27 million reserve fund to fill a deficit of the same amount, caused in part by losses sustained this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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