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Norwin school budget: no tax hike for 2023-2024 - Vimarsana News

Norwin school budget: no tax hike for 2023-2024

Norwin School District will eliminate six teaching positions and one administrative job and tap into the district’s fund balance in 2023-24. The moves will be made as part of the 2023-24 budget school board members approved Monday that does not increase property taxes. The $85.8 million budget was approved on

Norwin School Board cuts 4 teaching positions but balks at layoffs; favors budget with no tax increase - Vimarsana News

Norwin School Board cuts 4 teaching positions but balks at layoffs; favors budget with no tax increase

In a move aimed paring a projected deficit, the Norwin School Board cut five teaching positions and one administrative job for the 2023-24 school year, despite warnings about the impact it will have on the district’s education program. The positions the board eliminated Monday for the upcoming school year were:

Norwin cuts 5 teaching positions, balks at layoffs; favors no tax increase - Vimarsana News

Norwin cuts 5 teaching positions, balks at layoffs; favors no tax increase

In a move aimed paring a projected deficit, the Norwin School Board cut five teaching positions and one administrative job for the 2023-24 school year, despite warnings about the impact it will have on the district’s education program. The positions the board eliminated Monday for the upcoming school year were:

Norwin officials to discuss in-school options for instruction - Vimarsana News

Norwin officials to discuss in-school options for instruction

Norwin school officials are planning to discuss options for more in-person instruction during a school board meeting set for 6:30 p.m. Monday. Superintendent Jeff Taylor is expected to address plans for students in grades five through 11 to have the option of returning to school for four days of in-person