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Volusia's former superintendent says district's 'inherited' debt is a 'misrepresentation' - Vimarsana News

Volusia's former superintendent says district's 'inherited' debt is a 'misrepresentation'

Volusia's former superintendent Scott Fritz says district's 'inherited' debt is a 'misrepresentation' from current Superintendent Carmen Balgobin

Source: yahoo.com
Fight for more SROs in Volusia County gets heated: 'Surprising level of disrespect' - Vimarsana News

Fight for more SROs in Volusia County gets heated: 'Surprising level of disrespect'

It's the latest volley in the dispute between Volusia County schools and the county council over money to pay for new school resource deputies.

Volusia Schools official criticizes county council's 'disrespect,' but says more deputies are coming - Vimarsana News

Volusia Schools official criticizes county council's 'disrespect,' but says more deputies are coming

The Volusia County school district said it is moving forward with a plan to add more school resource deputies to middle schools, without the requested financial support of the county government. But one district official is not letting the matter go without a fight.

Volusia County Schools to receive more state funding for 2023-2024 fiscal year | Observer Local News - Vimarsana News

Volusia County Schools to receive more state funding for 2023-2024 fiscal year | Observer Local News

VCS expects to receive $559.9 million from DOE's Florida Education Finance Program, up from last year's $516.9 million.

Volusia County Schools approves $1.36 billion budget, new tax rate - Vimarsana News

Volusia County Schools approves $1.36 billion budget, new tax rate

Volusia homeowners will see a change in school property taxes, but whether they go up or down depends on a few factors.