Cornell School District

Skip to main content
Mobile Menu
Please Create A Marquee
Business Office » General Fund Budget

General Fund Budget

Welcome to the Cornell School District General Fund Budget Page


The Cornell School District Business Office is committed to ensuring that our financial planning and resource allocation align with the district's Strategic Plan to maximize the potential of all learners. Each year, the General Fund Budget is developed through a comprehensive and collaborative process guided by the PA School Code of 1949, the timeline of events related to Act 1 of 2006, and the legislative work of our dedicated Board of Directors. This process reflects our mission to manage district resources with the highest standards of effectiveness, accuracy, and integrity, while supporting the district's long-term goals. By aligning financial decisions with our Strategic Plan, we ensure that every dollar is invested in fostering student success and maintaining transparency and accountability for our stakeholders.


If you have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact the Cornell School District Business Office at (412) 264-5010 or email Mr. Robert F. Geletko at [email protected].

2025–2026 Final Budget Approval

At the Cornell School District Board of Directors Voting Meeting held on June 18, 2025, the Board formally approved the Final General Fund Budget for the 2025–2026 fiscal year. This action followed a period of public discussion and review, including a presentation at the Workshop Meeting on June 9, 2025, in alignment with the transparency and fiscal planning provisions of Pennsylvania’s Act 1 of 2006.


The approved budget is balanced, with revenues and expenditures carefully aligned to support the district’s academic priorities, student services, and operational functions. The budget reflects the Board’s ongoing commitment to maintaining high-quality educational opportunities while addressing financial obligations responsibly.


As part of the final budget adoption, the Board approved a real estate tax increase of 1.2747 mills, bringing the total millage rate for 2025–2026 to 27.8317 mills.


Please review the documents below for more detailed information on the adopted budget.