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KCSD announces $1 million state grant for summer school
Summary
Superintendent Glen Szymoniak told the board KCSD received a $1,000,000 state grant to support summer school programming; the board noted related upcoming events and an economic forecast concern.
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Klamath County School District Superintendent Glen Szymoniak announced at the May 15 board meeting that the district had received a $1,000,000 grant from the state to support summer school programming.
Szymoniak also highlighted district events tied to the strategic plan: a district-wide book fair, Graduation Sensation on May 29, and the grand opening of the Crater Lake Learning Center and Great Basin Homeschool on May 30. He told the board that the state economic forecast was "significantly trending down in a very concerning manner," a point flagged for budget and planning consideration.
Board members did not take separate action on the summer school grant during the meeting; the announcement was delivered as part of the superintendent's reports.
