The Neshaminy School Board approved a $228.7 million budget for 2026-2027 that includes a 4.1% property tax increase. The district projects more than $161 million in local tax revenue, nearly $59 million in state funding and $2.7 million in federal funding — the latter reflecting a multi-year decline. Personnel costs remain the district’s largest expense at just over $150 million for salaries, benefits and pensions, driven by ongoing increases in those categories along with pension commitments and supplies. 
Source: LevittownNow; 6/29/2026