Tell us your MLWGS budgetary priorities at the FY21 Budget Town Hall for Public Input, December 3 @ 6:00 pm, Forum (digital option also available)

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MW MuralMaggie L. Walker Governor’s School will host a budget town hall on December 3rd to solicit community priorities as we develop the fiscal year 2020-21 budget that will be presented to the Regional School Board and the public in March 2020. A short presentation at this town hall will be followed by opportunities for stakeholders to comment and ask questions of the administration.

MLWGS values your input and has provided another option for those unable to attend the Budget Town Hall. The community may also submit their priority requests or concerns here.

MLWGS will develop a proposal that attempts to include constituent priorities. Comments will be shared with the Regional School Board, Superintendent’s Steering Committee, and the school administration as they work to create a budget that reflects the cost of operation, programming, and staffing.

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