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Habersham County School System · documented

1st Public Hearing FY27 Budget Summary April 9, 2026

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Habersham County School System · documented + proposed

1st Public Hearing FY26 Budget Summary April 17, 2025

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Habersham County School System · documented + proposed

2nd Public Hearing FY26 Budget Summary May 5, 2025

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Still unknown: The title alone does not establish the vote, amount, conditions, or final effect.

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