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Tonasket superintendent warns of lower enrollment and possible reductions
Summary
Superintendent Kevin Young told the board Feb. 26 that district enrollment is below budget and that staffing reductions may be needed, but he urged that reductions occur mainly through attrition.
Superintendent Kevin Young told the Tonasket School District Board on Feb. 26 that district enrollment is lower than budgeted and that the district will likely need to consider reductions.
Young said any reductions should be handled primarily through attrition rather than immediate layoffs: "reductions should happen mostly through attrition," according to the meeting minutes. The comment came as building leaders reported enrollment figures and program activity earlier in the meeting.
The board took no public action on staffing during the Feb. 26 meeting but did enter a 15-minute executive session later in the evening; the minutes show no action was taken during that closed session.
