Board approves three-year Achievement and Integration Plan, notes modest funding increase
Summary
The Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School Board unanimously approved a three-year Achievement and Integration Plan and noted the district will receive roughly $3,000 more in funding than the prior year. The board also confirmed approval of a VPK program and an upcoming March 27 career fair.
The Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School Board unanimously approved a three-year Achievement and Integration Plan at its March 16 meeting, board members said. Brad Evenson reported the district's allocation will increase by about $3,000 from last year and that a Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) program has been approved; staff will begin preparations.
The plan aims to guide district efforts on academic achievement and integration over the next three years, according to district staff. Evenson also reminded the board that the district's Career Fair is scheduled for March 27. The motion to approve the plan was made by Hollenkamp and seconded by Zastrow and carried unanimously.
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