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Moses Lake School District reduces 85 more positions, totaling 215 personnel - Vimarsana News

Moses Lake School District reduces 85 more positions, totaling 215 personnel

(The Center Square) – The Moses Lake School District announced Wednesday that it plans to reduce 85 classified positions after already issuing more than 100 nonrenewal notices earlier this month.

'We do not have enough cash': Moses Lake School Board to vote on interfund loan - Vimarsana News

'We do not have enough cash': Moses Lake School Board to vote on interfund loan

(The Center Square) – Moses Lake School District is anticipating a $2 million shortfall at the end of the month as it attempts to better understand its financial situation amid

Meeting tonight to discuss layoffs, other cuts as result of Yelm levy failures - Vimarsana News

Meeting tonight to discuss layoffs, other cuts as result of Yelm levy failures

The superintendent said the district is facing a $15 million deficit as a result of the district’s tax levy failing twice earlier this year.

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Levy failures, accounting errors lead to layoffs in Moses Lake schools - Vimarsana News

Levy failures, accounting errors lead to layoffs in Moses Lake schools

(The Center Square) – Teachers and other Moses Lake School District staff started receiving nonrenewal notices this week after the school board approved a plan to reduce personnel by around

MLSD levy voted down for 2nd time - Vimarsana News

MLSD levy voted down for 2nd time

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake School District educational programs and operations levy was voted down a second time in Tuesday’s special election. District voters rejected the levy by a vote of 3,947 against to 3,094, or 56.06% to 43.94%, according to the Grant County Auditor’s Office. That margin was even greater than the 3,758-3,611 vote that defeated the levy in the Feb. 13 election.