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School District of Janesville has first expulsion of 2021

May 13, 2021 One positive of distance learning for the Janesville School District may be the rate of expulsions. A middle-schooler who was recently expelled for endangering the property, health, and safety of others by inappropriate use of technology, marks the first of the entire school year. By this time last school year there had already been eight expulsions. The student who was expelled is eligible to be reinstated in the fall of 2021 is the complete a number of requirements including mental health counseling, taking prescribed medication, and not partaking in any more criminal activity.

Enrollment, staff losses projected in Janesville public schools

JANESVILLE Janesville School District officials are estimating K-12 enrollment will be 503 fewer students next fall than they estimated last year at this time. The effect will be 10.8 fewer teaching positions, which means an estimated budget savings of $897,861, Assistant Superintendent Scott Garner told the school board Tuesday night. The board approved the annual staffing plan on a 9-0 vote. Dale Thompson, who was serving at his last board meeting, noted that the district budget still will have to pay increased costs of salaries and benefits and other as-yet unknown costs, “so we’re not flush with money by any stretch of the imagination.”

Walters: Republicans rip federal pandemic school aid formulas

Republican state Sen. Howard Marklein, cochair of the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee, had a question for Carolyn Stanford Taylor, state superintendent of public instruction: Are the pandemic-related needs of Milwaukee Public Schools five times greater than the COVID-19 costs of the Lancaster School District in Marklein’s southwest Wisconsin district? Marklein asked because a Legislative Fiscal Bureau report said federal pandemic aid packages will give MPS an average of $11,242 per student while giving the Lancaster district aid averaging $2,213 per student. Appearing on JFC’s first day of hearings on Gov. Tony Evers 2021-23 budget request—a budget Republicans who control the Legislature plan to largely ignore—Stanford Taylor said MPS has 160 outdated school buildings that make them especially hard to safely retrofit for students, teachers, administrators and support staff.

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