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City Council approves facility setup for adult education programs starting September 2024

May 14, 2024 | Seaford School District, School Districts, Delaware



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City Council approves facility setup for adult education programs starting September 2024
The Seaford School District's Board of Education meeting on May 14, 2024, highlighted significant updates regarding upcoming events and financial reports, showcasing the district's proactive planning and fiscal health.

Key discussions included the scheduling of various adult education programs. The board confirmed that the Platinum Foundation event setup will occur on May 17, with the rental date set for May 18. Additionally, two adult education classes will run from September 9, 2024, to May 21, 2025, with sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays, and Tuesdays and Thursdays, respectively. Each class is expected to attract around 75 participants, utilizing multiple computer labs and a presentation room.

On the financial front, Mr. Cameron presented a robust overview of the district's operating expenses, noting that they are currently at 83.33% of the fiscal year. He reported an increase in operating expenditures, primarily due to local salary costs, and highlighted a positive trend in tax collections, which exceeded budget expectations by approximately $349,000. This financial stability is crucial as the district prepares for the upcoming fiscal year.

The board unanimously approved the facilities request agenda and the financial reports, reinforcing their commitment to transparency and effective management of district resources. As the meeting concluded, members expressed optimism about the district's direction and the successful implementation of planned educational programs.

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