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Apr 12, 2021
Norman Public Schoolsâ Board of Education approved an annual 10-cent price hike for school lunches and authorized the district to potentially join legal action against a state board, among other things, at its Monday night meeting.
The board on Monday welcomed back Dirk OâHara, who reclaimed his Office No. 1 board seat in the April 6 election. While OâHara was serving as the boardâs president prior to Monday, the board elected member Dan Snell its president moving forward.
Board members approved a 10-cent raise in school lunch prices, an annual action the district takes to stay in compliance with federal requirements.
Feb 8, 2021
Norman Public Schools is down about $6 million in state aid funding compared to last year, district leadership said Monday night.
In a presentation to the NPS Board of Education Monday, NPS Chief Financial Officer Brenda Burkett said that the district has received updated notice from the state on this yearâs aid allocation. The district first receives notices in July, then gets revised information each January.
This Januaryâs notice shows that while the district originally projected a per-student funding drop of $114 in July, NPS will actually see a drop of $200 per student compared to last yearâs funding.
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