Richard McNeil Addresses Queen Anne's School Board on Staffing and Federal Funding Concerns

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The Queen Anne's County Public Schools Board of Education meeting on August 6, 2025, highlighted significant concerns regarding potential federal funding cuts that could impact local education budgets. Richard McNeil, representing the retirement school personnel group, expressed his apprehension about the reduction in federal funds, urging board members to advocate against these cuts as they prepare for the upcoming school year.

McNeil also took a moment to extend best wishes to new and returning staff, emphasizing the excitement and nervousness that often accompany the start of a new academic year. He celebrated the achievements of the Queen Anne's High School clay shooting team, particularly congratulating Mr. Coppage for his outstanding national performance, which he noted was a remarkable 99.9 out of 100.

In addition to these discussions, the board approved the Human Resources Report, ensuring that staffing and personnel matters are on track as the school year approaches. The meeting underscored the importance of community support and collaboration as the district navigates potential financial challenges while celebrating local achievements. As the school year begins, the board remains focused on fostering a supportive environment for both students and staff.

Converted from BOE Meeting - August 6, 2025 meeting on August 12, 2025
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