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Superintendent flags $67,900 drop in state aid, cites $525-per-teacher literacy training
Siren School District Board of Education · August 27, 2024
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The superintendent informed the board of a projected $67,900 decrease in state aid and summarized a mandated literacy training program costing $525 per teacher and taking about 45 hours; trustees discussed budgetary implications and next steps.
The Siren School District superintendent told trustees the district is facing a projected $67,900 reduction in state aid for the coming year and noted the district will absorb some mandated training costs.
As part of a broader superintendent report, staff described a…
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