The Nashville High School Board of Education met last night and they had a hearing on the budget for Fiscal Year 2015. Superintendent Wendy Davis presented the tentative budget with the bad news that expenditures were going to be high this year and there were several reasons for that.  There is an area that is unknown in what is required for special education needs and placement, as well as some programs are going to cost more in the Education Fund of nearly $100,000.  Also, there are salary increases and the state general aid is not going to be what is expected, so the Working Cash Fund will need to be depleted to move money around to meet expenditures.  The past school year saw NCHS receiving maintenance grant funding for projects to be done this year, so the money will be spent in FY15.  Many school funds received the last make-up payment from FY13 as well as all 4 payments for FY14 in general state aid, but schools have been told to only expect 3 this year, so revenues will be down.  Davis says all the funds will have money in them to cover the expenditures, it just shows it being an expensive year.  It is expected that there will be a bond sale to raise funds for a large project, so there will be an influx of revenue later in the year.  The Board later approved the Budget in their regular meeting.