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Prop A

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Del Valle ISD is facing a $10 million budget deficit.

Contributors to the Del Valle ISD budget deficit include:

  • Years of inflation 
  • Underfunded mandates
  • Over the last 5 years, costs increased nearly 20% due to inflation. 
  • The state increased funding by less than 1%. 
  • Diminishing returns on our Chapter 313 agreement and other alternate funding source

$19 million DVISD budget cut in the past 2 years

The district has made budget cuts where it can, but 89.3% of the budget is earmarked for salaries of teachers and support staff, and without a rate increase, additional cuts will need to be made.

About Proposition A

Proposition A provides $13.9 million of new funding in the current fiscal year and is expected to provide at least as much each year thereafter to support the district’s maintenance and operations (M&O) budget to:

  • Increase teacher & staff pay
  • Maintain current programming
  • Cover the expense of opening North Del Valle High School in 2028

Prop A includes funds designated for staff salary adjustments and impacts every student and campus in Del Valle ISD.

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Prop A: Increase Teacher and Staff Pay, Fund Staff at NDVHS 2028, Maintain Student Programs

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Voting Information

  • Last Day to Register to Vote: Monday, October 5, 2026

  • Early Voting: October 19-30, 2026

  • Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

To register to vote or to find out your registration status, call Travis County at 512-238-8683 or visit the county website at https://votetravis.gov/current-election-information/.

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