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Sto-Rox recovery officer outlines amended financial recovery plan; board set to consider adoption Sept. 25

Sto-Rox School District Board · October 24, 2025
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Summary

Dr. Nancy Bridal, Sto-Rox's chief recovery officer, presented an amended financial recovery plan that she says shows operational stabilization but leaves open financial projections and capital repair needs; the board was asked to consider adoption on Sept. 25 and a public review was initiated Aug. 25, 2025.

Dr. Nancy Bridal, the district's chief recovery officer, presented the Amended Recovery Plan 2025 during the Sto-Rox School District's legislative voting meeting, saying the document is meant to "stabilize the district financially and operationally," and asked the board to consider adopting the amendment on Sept. 25, 2025.

Bridal told the board the district's unofficial opening enrollment is about 932, up from an initial projection of 876, and reported current attendance rates she described as encouraging (primary center about 87%, upper elementary 86% and junior/senior high about 81%). She said those enrollment and attendance data are important to long-range projections and to meeting exit criteria tied to academic performance, graduation and attendance benchmarks.

Why it matters: Bridal said the amended plan is a targeted supplement to the 2022 recovery plan that narrows the district's focus…

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