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Ysleta ISD Anticipates $16 Million Deficit, Explores Loan Options

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During a recent Board of Trustees meeting, Ysleta Independent School District officials revealed a projected budget deficit of approximately $16 million ahead of the new school year. Superintendent Xavier De La Torre highlighted that this financial shortfall is a significant concern for the district's planning and operations. The board is considering the possibility of obtaining a short-term loan to address immediate funding needs. This situation may affect staffing, programs, and resources available to students if not resolved promptly.

Key Details: • Projected budget deficit of $16 million for the upcoming school year • Board of Trustees meeting held on April 22 • Consideration of a short-term loan to manage the deficit

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