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School Board wrap-up
Superintendent of Public Instruction Keith Rheault requested the board communicate to him how 45 percent in budget reductions would impact the district for the biennium 2011-12 and 2012-13.
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Everett School Board votes to cut bus service
EVERETT — Bus service for between 1,200 and 1,400 Everett School District students was cut Tuesday evening after the district’s board approved a new budget.
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County board hopefuls discuss budget at forum
Supervisor candidates are taking aim at Story County’s budget process.
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NBISD school board to hold budget workshop
The New Braunfels Independent School District Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing and special workshop Wednesday on the budget for the 2010-2011 school year.
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Great Valley board OKs preliminary $76.5 million budget
EAST WHITELAND — With little fanfare, the Great Valley School Board on Monday approved a preliminary $76.5 million budget for the 2010-11 school year that calls for a 1.5 percent tax increase and using $3.5 million from the fund balance.
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Readington defeats school budget two-to-one, replaces all incumbent board members
RARITAN TOWNSHIP — UPDATE: Voters here have defeated by a two-to-one margin a proposed school budget that cut nearly 40 district jobs and $4.5 millon, and replaced all incumbent board members with new faces.
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Daniel Boone School Board asks for help in budget crisis
BIRDSBORO — Before a standing-room only crowd of parents and taxpayers, the Daniel Boone Area School Board voted 7-2 Monday to keep the elementary school band program in the 2010-11 budget.
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School board passes Lewiston budget
LEWISTON — The Lewiston School Committee unanimously approved a $51.2 million budget Monday night, about a half of million dollars less than the current budget.
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Budget tensions run high at Neshaminy School Board meeting
Budget tensions ran high Tuesday evening as what was billed as a meeting of the Neshaminy Board of School Directors instead became a forum for parents, students and taxpayers to voice frustrations over the school district’s looming $7.6 million deficit.
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Madison school board OKs budget following 100% state aid cut
MADISON – One of three staff unions has agreed to a one-year wage freeze for the upcoming school year, said Board of Education President Lisa Ellis at the public hearing on the grades K-12 district’s proposed budget Friday, March 26, following the news of a 100 percent loss of state aid last week.
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