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Albert Lea task force launched to align facilities with shrinking enrollment after multimillion-dollar budget cuts
Summary
The Albert Lea Public School District convened a 26-member community task force to study how to use aging school buildings more efficiently after roughly $3.6 million in budget reductions and projected enrollment declines; consultants outlined a five-meeting process and a data-driven charge.
Superintendent Steve, speaking for the ALBERT LEA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, opened the first community task-force meeting by saying the district has been working through recent budget reductions and a strategic-plan rollout and needs public input to guide long-term facility decisions. "Part of what's going on is staff will see a questionnaire come out in the next few days," he said, asking the community to help shape recommendations.
The task force — about 26 official members including parents, teachers, school…
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