School amends budget to record state grants, tutoring program and analytics purchase
The district moved state-approved grants and a Woodmen Life donation into its budget, added an after‑school tutoring program paid from state outcome-bonus funds and purchased analytics software for middle and high schools; commissioners approved the amendment.
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A district representative told the committee that three state grants — an innovative school-models grant, a WELL grant and a special-ed grant — required bookkeeping adjustments in the district's general fund and that a Woodmen Life donation would pay for classroom flags. The presenter also said the district had added an after‑school tutoring program targeted at students who need extra help and purchased analytics software to support middle- and high‑school instruction.
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