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September-2026-FYI-Newsletter

SBOE Discusses FY28 Budget; Releases System & School 2026 ACAP Proficiency Data; Passes Attendance Awareness Resolution

Read the September 2026 edition of AASB's FYI Newsletter, which includes a recap of this month's State Board of Education meeting and work session, as well as information about upcoming AASB programs and events. Please feel free to share this publication with others you think would be interested. .
SBOE Requests $246.9 Million FY28 Budget Increase; Reviews Virtual Schools Accountability; Approves New Numeracy Course Sequence

SBOE Meeting & Work Session Recap: September 2026

The Alabama State Board of Education discussed its draft FY28 Education Trust Fund (ETF) budget request Thursday, requesting a $246.9 million increase over the FY27 appropriation, with $77.7 million of that for local boards of education, totaling $6.8 billion. State Superintendent Eric Mackey recommended more than $89 million for several.
Board Member Spotlight: Sterling Sasser
AASB Executive Director Chad Holden Honored with Samford University Learning for Life Award

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