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Superintendent highlights funding gap in Report to the Community; Notch reappointed to state advisory commission
Summary
Superintendent Nancy Magee presented the Office’s annual Report to the Community, noting a county funding disparity—Burlingame at about $8,000 per student versus Portola Valley at about $33,000 per student—and congratulated Executive Director Sarah Notch on reappointment to the state Advisory Commission on Special Education.
Superintendent Nancy Magee presented the newly released Report to the Community and highlighted a significant funding disparity across districts in San Mateo County. "The final page highlights the equity gap in school funding across San Mateo County, showing a significant disparity – Burlingame is funded at $8,000 per student, while Portola Valley receives $33,000 per student," Magee said. The report breaks down district revenue sources including LCFF, property tax, grants, and education foundations.
Magee also congratulated Executive Director Sarah Notch on her reappointment to the California Department of Education’s Advisory Commission on Special Education; Notch was appointed by the State Board of Education and will assume the chair role in August. The Board viewed an embedded video linked in the report via a QR code.
