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The Day - East Lyme works toward 'countering racism' through root cause analysis - News from southeastern Connecticut


East Lyme The Board of Education has hired a consulting firm committed to anti-racist education to conduct a mini audit of the school community.
The Providence, R.I.-based Equity Institute is collecting data in the form of surveys, focus groups and one-on-one interviews to assess the school community s overall mindset on issues of diversity. The root cause equity mini analysis takes into account students, teachers, administrators and Board of Education members.
Superintendent of Schools Jeffrey Newton did not disclose the cost of the audit, despite several requests for the information. Meeting minutes from the April 5 Board of Education meeting, during which members voted to engage the services of the Equity Institute, did not include a dollar figure. ....

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The Day - Staffing a key concern in East Lyme budget deliberations - News from southeastern Connecticut


East Lyme  The Board of Finance after lengthy deliberations approved a proposed $77.99 million budget that officials hope will put the town in a good position as it slowly emerges from the coronavirus pandemic.
If the spending plan makes it intact through a public hearing on Monday and a budget referendum in May, there will be one new police officer and numerous new teachers to help the town face the realities of the 2021-22 fiscal year.
The proposal designates $52.21 million for education, $19.38 million for general government, $5.72 million for debt service and $683,113 for capital. It represents a total increase of 2.37% over the current budget. ....

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