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Superintendent: state budget brings modest gains for Spring Grove, new reading requirements and tighter cyber‑charter rules
Summary
The superintendent summarized state budget highlights for the district, including about $30,000 more in basic education and roughly $71,000 more for special education, described tightened residency checks and truancy enforcement for cyber-charter enrollments, and flagged new K–3 evidence-based reading and assessment requirements.
The district superintendent gave a legislative update to the Spring Grove Area School District board, outlining key parts of the recently passed state budget and what the administration expects for the district.
The superintendent said the district should see a slight increase in basic education funding “of about $30,000” and a special-education funding increase “of about $71,000.” He emphasized that other revenue sources remain relatively stable and that the business office will provide more detailed numbers at the December Budget & Finance Committee…
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