ConVal School District voters will weigh in on a $58.4 million budget at the polls next month, as well as an adjustment to the articles of agreement that would allow
PETERBOROUGH — At Tuesday evening s deliberative session, ConVal School District voters made no change to a request to amend the district s articles of agreement in a way that could pave
PETERBOROUGH — At Tuesday evening’s deliberative session, ConVal School District voters made no change to a request to amend the district’s articles of agreement in a way that could pave
PETERBOROUGH — ConVal School District voters are slated to weigh in Tuesday evening on this year’s warrant, which includes a $58.4 million budget proposal.
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All warrant articles passed on ConVal’s ballot during Tuesday’s ballot voting, including a $56,106,282 budget. This budget includes an operating budget of $53,819,282, a 1.35 percent increase over the current year’s operating budget, and all grants.
During the ConVal School Board’s deliberative session Tuesday night in the ConVal High School gym, no changes were made to the proposed budget or any of the district’s proposed warrant articles. The proposed budget for the district is.
During a ConVal deliberative session that resulted in no changes to the warrant, much of the discussion centered around a petition warrant article that would ask the school district to make all teaching and professional learning materials publicly.
ConVal School Board members and administrators used their second community forum to make the case for this year’s proposed operating budget and warrant articles, including a $744,112 preschool expansion. “Not more than 40% of incoming ConVal.
ConVal held its first public forum Thursday night, allowing community members to have a dialogue with the School Board members and school administrators in a way that was previously unavailable during School Board meetings.Alan Edelkind, the School.