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Board says late state budget leaves local aid uncertain; Title I allocation expected to decrease
Summary
Officials told the board the state budget process remains unresolved as the school year approaches; the superintendent said the district can open schools under current assumptions and amend the local budget later, and the chair noted a reduced Title I allocation.
Board members discussed uncertainty in the state budgeting process as lawmakers had not reached agreement shortly before the school year. The superintendent said the district is positioned to start the school year with its current budget and will revise local documents if state aid assumptions change. "We're fortunate to be in a position where we can start the school year and if we need to modify later, we can do that," the superintendent said.
The chair and other members described the state process as unusually late and noted that Title I funding will see a reduced allocation; the board said it is monitoring Title II and other federal funding to guide initial staffing and program decisions.
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