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Stafford supervisors heard highlights and reviewed the countyâs school budget for fiscal year 2022 during a work session this week at the University of Mary Washingtonâs Stafford campus with School Board members and Superintendent Scott Kizner.
Kiznerâs proposed operating budget for the new fiscal year that begins July 1 totals $343 million. The budget requests $140 million from the county, an increase of about $12 million from the current fiscal year.
The new school budget focuses on four areas, including staff and student growth, a 5 percent across-the-board pay raise to incentivize competitiveness, and investments in school infrastructure to meet the growing student population.
Stafford supervisors heard highlights and reviewed the countyâs school budget for fiscal year 2022 during a work session this week at the University of Mary Washingtonâs Stafford campus with School Board members and Superintendent Scott Kizner.
Kiznerâs proposed operating budget for the new fiscal year that begins July 1 totals $343 million. The budget requests $140 million from the county, an increase of about $12 million from the current fiscal year.
The new school budget focuses on four areas, including staff and student growth, a 5 percent across-the-board pay raise to incentivize competitiveness, and investments in school infrastructure to meet the growing student population.
TRENTON Legislators and education officials say the state must do more to help schools reopen their doors and students recover from pandemic-inflicted learning losses over the next few years.
At a Tuesday hearing of the Joint Committee on the Public Schools, promised to be the first in a series on the topic, acting Education Commissioner Angelica Allen-McMillan said the response will need to cover the whole state.
“Our understanding from the research and what we’re gleaning from school districts is that every student in the state has, if you will, lost ground. They’ve had disrupted learning,” Allen-McMillan said. “And so how can we help everyone move forward?”
Surge in Covid rates in Sutton-in-Ashfield should serve as a wake-up call
The active rate of cases in Sutton-in-Ashfield is currently 930 cases per 100,000 people - weeks after the virus was suppressed
Andy Cunnington, 58, runs A Cunnington and Sons Butchers in Low Street, Sutton-in-Ashfield.
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