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The legislature has approved the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, which outlines spending for the year beginning on July 1, 2024. The approved budget includes estimated revenues of $53.281 billion and spending of $53.074 billion, marking it as the largest budget in state history. This figure surpasses the Governor's February budget address request by several hundred million dollars and includes nearly $1 billion in tax increases.

The Magnolia School District Career and Technical Education Programs are surveying parents.

Emerging from the Pandemic into a Rapidly Changing Economy, the Chamber Opts to Reappoint Dana Newcomer for Second Term to Continue the Reset that Began in 2022

The partnership between the city and schools in Ozark was recently recognized with a proclamation signing marking February as Career and Technical Education Month in the city.

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The Morris County Vocational School District (MCVSD) Academy for Mathematics, Science and Engineering ranked as New Jersey’s best public high school, according to a Niche.com ranking.

The legislature has approved the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, guiding spending for the year beginning on July 1, 2024. The budget includes estimated revenues of $53.281 billion and spending of $53.074 billion, making it the largest in state history. It surpasses the Governor's February request by several hundred million dollars and incorporates nearly $1 billion in tax increases.

In addition to the two statewide ballot measures regarding taxes, voters in Teller County will decide on the leadership of Cripple Creek, Victor, and local school districts.

The Prince of Wales, 41, posed for a number of selfies during the outing in New York City yesterday - beaming with joy as he joined students at the Billion Oyster Project to learn about the initiative.

Fairfield Area School District (FASD) will start the new school year with updated policies which include one addressing children experiencing homelessness, foster care, and other educational instability.