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Texas school districts spend $109 billion a year. Here is where every penny goes — and what it actually buys. 17 years of official state records, in plain English.
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Texas ISD Financial Analysis and CRM Platform - AI-powered school district financial intelligence system
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Where Texas school district money comes from, where it goes, and what it
bought — built from the state's own records, fiscal 2009–2025.
The problem it solves. Texas publishes everything about its 1,310 school
districts — finances, results, bonds, debt, tax rates, boundaries — across ten
incompatible files that never talk to each other. So the people paying for it
cannot see the whole picture without a records request and a spreadsheet. This
joins the files, and links every published figure back to the government file
it came from, so a sceptic can check it rather than trust it.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Where Texas school district money comes from, where it goes, and what it
bought — built from the state's own records, fiscal 2009–2025.
The problem it solves. Texas publishes everything about its 1,310 school
districts — finances, results, bonds, debt, tax rates, boundaries — across ten
incompatible files that never talk to each other. So the people paying for it
cannot see the whole picture without a records request and a spreadsheet. This
joins the files, and links every published figure back to the government file
it came from, so a sceptic can check it rather than trust it.Read the full README ↗