Salt Lake City schools see declining Title I, carryover tapped; district outlines allocation plan and fee changes
Business administrator presented next year's school discretionary allocations, warned of a multi-year Title I decline and proposed eliminating curricular and co-curricular fees using one-time state money; board asked for follow-up on demographic refresh and special-education funding details.
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Business Administrator Alan Kearsley reported proposals for next year's discretionary school allocations to the Salt Lake City School District Board of Education on Feb. 4, outlining how property-tax distributions, federal grants and state programs will flow to schools and highlighting a projected drop in federal Title I funds.
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