Superintendent: referendum passed but state aid drop will force program changes
The superintendent told families the district passed a $30 million referendum but expects lower state aid from Trenton and possible staffing reductions that could affect gifted services, supplemental reading support and some elementary media positions.
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Dr. Fitzgerald, speaking as the district’s superintendent, told the kindergarten audience that a $30,000,000 referendum recently passed to upgrade infrastructure, but the district expects reductions in state aid that will force program and staffing adjustments.
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