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Superintendent outlines summer-program revenue gains and transportation update after video concern
Summary
Superintendent Tina reported a $76,000 revenue gain from last year’s summer program changes, explained class caps and attendance thresholds, and said the district responded to a transportation-related video concern by contacting the contractor, meeting with impacted families, and working with the district attorney; the district will survey families before proposing route changes.
Superintendent Tina (S1) told the Hartland-Lakeside J3 School District board that changes to the district’s summer offering schedule produced roughly $76,000 in additional revenue last year and outlined operational rules for this year’s program.
"For the first time this year, our third through seventh grade class offerings there are 67 class offerings," Tina said, noting the district will cap classes and will not run sessions with fewer than 10 enrolled students to ensure cost-effectiveness. "If you're gonna sign up, please ensure that your students can be there at all sessions... we are going to cap the classes. We also are going to not run…
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