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Superintendent updates stadium work, cafeteria timeline and warns of special education cooperative deficit
Summary
Superintendent Theodore Clevenger said football stadium work is near completion, cafeteria concrete is expected pending city electricity, and the special education cooperative faces a budget deficit that will increase the district's contribution and affect ADA share.
Superintendent Theodore Clevenger told the board that practices at the new football stadium would begin the next day; goal posts were scheduled for installation Friday and the press box and bleachers should be finished by the end of the week. He said the cafeteria concrete should be poured on Friday, pending the city's electrical hookup.
Clevenger reported that the district's special education cooperative is facing a large deficit this year because of decreased federal funding and increased personnel costs. "We are going to have to increase our contribution and give up a percentage of our ADA," he said, signaling an expected impact on the district's budget and resource allocation.
