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EPISD CFO Martha Aguirre Resigns Amid Financial Challenges Facing District

El Paso MattersClaudia Lorena Silva
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Martha Aguirre, the Chief Financial Officer of the El Paso Independent School District (EPISD), has resigned as the district grapples with significant financial challenges, including a budget shortfall. A recent review has raised concerns about the district's fund balances, which are crucial for assessing financial health. The EPISD Board of Trustees must finalize the budget for the 2026-27 school year by June 30, with the current year's operating budget set at $547 million. Deputy Superintendent David Bates will oversee financial matters during the search for a new CFO. Aguirre's unexpected departure comes as the district faces a potential $10 million deficit due to state funding errors and is considering a bond election for campus upgrades.

Key Details: • Budget for 2026-27 must be adopted by June 30, 2025. • Current operating budget is $547 million. • Potential $10 million deficit projected for next year. • Public meeting to discuss budget details scheduled for later this month. • Deputy Superintendent David Bates will manage finances temporarily.

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Brian LuskEl Paso Independent School DistrictDiana SayavedraLeah HananyEl Paso Independent School DistrictNorma De La RosaMartha AguirreDavid BatesEl Paso Teachers’ Association

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