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Brevard County · separate government · 2026

Brevard Public Schools — all funds

$1,567,771,257
✓ Sourced

This number is cited to a source document, and its arithmetic re-adds to the dollar (it cross-foots, or it is counted inside a total that does).

Source
Brevard Public Schools FY 2027 Proposed Budget (sent to the Board and Cabinet, July 28, 2026)
Source locator
pp. 14, 16
Layer
reference — Reference material: state publications and directories that explain the numbers (millage books, salary surveys) rather than authorize or record spending.
Checked
Cross-foots ✓ — the 5 lines beneath this sum to this total exactly. Full report.
Retrieved
2026-10-06 — The Board held its final budget hearing September 10, 2026; the adopted book is not posted yet (Docket #3).

Note on this line

A separate government with its own elected School Board. This is the district’s whole FY2026-27 budget as proposed July 28, 2026 — every fund, counting money carried in from last year and money left at year’s end — $58.6 million (3.6%) less than FY2026’s adopted $1,626,355,803. The Board held its final budget hearing September 10, 2026; the adopted book isn’t posted yet (Docket #3). The tax rate proposed is 6.302 mills.

What's inside this number

LineAmountStatus
General Fund — running the schools $821,250,715 ✓ Sourced
Debt Service — paying for past buildings $36,116,361 ✓ Sourced
Capital Projects — building and fixing schools $433,477,839 ✓ Sourced
Special Revenue — school meals, federal grants, school clubs $152,106,977 ✓ Sourced
Internal Service — the district’s own insurance $124,819,365 ✓ Sourced