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Superintendent: TK will be fully funded next year; district enrollment steady
Summary
The Liberty School District superintendent reported transitional kindergarten (TK) will be fully funded next year after meeting the 20‑student threshold, said kindergarten enrollment is near 40, and highlighted a $62,000 bid to improve the baseball infield and a continuing financial audit.
At the Liberty School District board meeting, the superintendent said the district will receive full funding for its transitional kindergarten program next year after meeting the funding threshold. "We are going to get fully funded for that program next year," the superintendent said, adding that the TK program has been operating around the 20‑student mark and that reaching the threshold secures the program's continuation.
The superintendent also reported kindergarten enrollment is "right around the ... 40 students" and noted the district's kitchen facilities "passed with flying colors" during Department of Health drop‑in inspections. He said Canyon River Construction submitted a bid of $62,000 to bring in topsoil and level sections of the baseball infield and described an ongoing financial audit to ensure internal controls and balance with the county treasurer. The superintendent said interviews were held to fill the board vacancy left by "mister Corneser."
