Jim Peschke of Croydon is a former member of the Croydon School Board. Every year, small towns across New Hampshire grapple with ways to keep their budgets in check. This usually entails minor adjustments and revisions that tighten up spending, but.
Give change a chance in CroydonNecessity is the mother of invention. On March 12, the people of Croydon gave the school district a healthy dose of necessity by demanding a responsible $800,000 budget. The board responded with an innovative education.
Public education is about to hit a brick wall. This isn’t theory or scare tactics, it’s mathematical reality. When spending continually outpaces wage growth, a reckoning becomes inevitable. Borrowing from Margaret Thatcher’s famous quote, public.
CROYDON Around 50 residents met Friday night to talk about the proposed $1.7 million school budget that was tossed out on March 12 and how to get it reinstated.And after Friday night’s public hearing on the budget, the Croydon School Board discussed.
CROYDON Around 50 residents met Friday night to talk about the proposed $1.7 million school budget that was tossed out on March 12 and how to get it reinstated.And after Friday night’s public hearing on the budget, the Croydon School Board discussed.