East Tallahatchie posts 2026-27 special-education budget hearing notice in Charleston

East Tallahatchie School District has posted notice of a public hearing on its special-education budget for the 2026-27 school year, giving families and residents in Charleston an opportunity to review and comment before the district’s operations for the coming school year proceed.

The notice was identified on Aug. 6, 2026, as an official district development tied to Charleston, Mississippi. East Tallahatchie School District lists its headquarters at 411 East Chestnut Street, Charleston, MS 38921.

What has been announced

The district website displays a public-hearing notice concerning the special-education budget for 2026-27. The announcement concerns a budget proposal or budget discussion; it is not reported here as a final budget approval.

That distinction matters for parents and students who receive special-education services, as well as residents who want to review how the district plans to fund those services. The available information establishes that a hearing has been announced, but it does not establish whether the district is proposing an increase, a reduction or a change to any special-education program.

The hearing also gives members of the Charleston community a public opportunity to comment on the district’s special-education funding before the new school year’s operations move forward. The source packet does not identify specific families, students, staff members or programs that would be affected.

Key details are not yet available

The available district information does not expose the hearing’s exact date or time. It also does not state the proposed budget amount or provide a deadline for submitting public comments.

Without those details, parents, students and other residents cannot determine from the available material when they should attend, how much funding is under discussion or when written comments must be received. The district website does provide official calendar and school information, but the approved source does not include a full copy of the hearing notice with those specifics.

Residents should not infer from the posting that special-education funding will rise or fall, or that services will change. The confirmed development is narrower: East Tallahatchie School District has announced a public hearing concerning its 2026-27 special-education budget.

The next known step is the hearing itself. Its date, time, proposed amount and public-comment deadline remain undisclosed in the available source material.