The Trinity School District School Board met Thursday and passed a $61 million budget with no tax increase to school district residents. Superintendent Dr. Michael Lucas was pleased that the school board was able to craft a budget with no tax increase in light of the current economic conditions. The board approved an appropriation of $150,000 to purchase 600 Chromebook computers to allow all students access to online learning should that need arise again. Those will be paid for from the capital reserve fund. Lucas says the custodial staff has been working diligently since March disinfecting buildings for the new school year. Any additional costs due to the increase in disinfectants and sanitizers are being reimbursed through the federal CARES Act. School is scheduled to start on August 31.