[SeeGov] Durham County Proposes $10.9M Increase for Public Schools
That's less than half what Durham Public Schools has requested for the upcoming school year, hoping to cover higher wages for classified staff.

Durham Public Schools wants $28 million more for the 2026-27 budget year, but Durham County Manager Claudia Hager’s only prepared to offer a $10.9-million increase, using a 2-cent hike in property taxes.
Superintendent Dr. Anthony Lewis isn’t complaining, though. In a statement issued this week after a joint meeting between the DPS Board of Education and the Board of County Commissioners, he described their “strong partnership” as a “model for collaboration.”
