The Cobb Board of Education adopted the 2015-16 budget Thursday, including no tax increases and a four percent raise for all employees because of an expected $66.6 million revenue increase.

Other budget highlights include at least 100 new teachers, no teacher furlough days, raises for school nurses, coaching supplements and making all elementary school bookkeepers full-time.

Each eligible employee will receive an additional one step which equals about 1.5 percent.

A tax digest public hearing will be held in July, the district’s Chief Financial Officer Brad Johnson said.

The proposed budget projects total revenue of about $1.05 billion and expenditures of around $1.07 billion.

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