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Lunenburg schools report enrollment gain but warn of state funding cuts; pursue energy grant and capital work
Summary
Assistant Superintendent James Abernathy told the Board enrollment rose to 1,508 students. He said elimination of the state grocery tax could reduce school funding by $124,950 this year and $308,713 in FY2024; the division is pursuing a $6 million energy grant (5% local match ~ $300,000) and plans a $1.4 million Central High School renovation.
Assistant School Superintendent James Abernathy updated the Board on enrollment, projected funding cuts, and capital and grant plans at the March 9 meeting.
Abernathy said enrollment increased by 17 students, raising total enrollment to 1,508. He reported that the state’s elimination of the grocery tax will reduce…
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