Seeking your input on the 2025-2026 school budget development, Virtual Town Hall on December 10th

As we start preparing the operating budget for the next academic year, 2025-2026, we would like to gather your priorities for this budget. Your feedback is essential in helping us determine which initiatives we should continue, discontinue, or modify for the next academic year. We also welcome any suggestions on how we can improve our efficiency.

We value all suggestions and will consider each one. Please take a moment to respond to this survey by Tuesday, December 10, 2024. You can also participate in the director’s virtual town hall for public input on December 10 at 6 PM. A link to the town hall is provided here.

Thank you for your input!

Executive Director’s Snapshot

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