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Trustees say governor's proposal brings modest gains for Conestoga Valley, special-education gap remains

Conestoga Valley School District Board of School Directors · February 18, 2025
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Summary

Board finance presenters summarized the governor's education budget: modest increases in basic and special-education pots translate to roughly $128,000 in basic education and $53,000 in special education for Conestoga Valley; district leaders warned the proposal likely does not close rising special-education cost gaps and noted uncertainty around charter and PlanCon funding.

A finance presentation to the board summarized the governor's proposed education budget and what it would mean locally. "For CV, the way that the formula is calculating out that would give us an additional $128,000 for a total $25.26 of $8,500,000," a presenter said, while noting that a proposed special-education pot increase would yield about $53,000 for Conestoga Valley. The presenter also described a prior state boost to the…

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