Superintendent warns state budget changes could erode local programs after levy win
Sultan superintendent praised a newly passed levy, said the CFAT committee will recommend a bond resolution, and warned that state bills could reduce depreciation funds, limit running-start FTE and change transitional-kindergarten eligibility — all of which could hurt local program access.
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Superintendent Dr. Granger told the Sultan School District board that the district’s recently passed levy reflects community trust and will allow the district to continue planning for a potential bond, while cautioning that state legislative proposals could reduce funding and program access.
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