![]() ![]() However, once cuts were announced, the district began predicting a total loss of state aid between $8 million and $9 million by the 2024–2025 school year once cuts were fully phased in, leaving the district with about $5.9 million in state aid each year after. It was January when the board first approved a $13,500 consulting-services contract with the TransPar Group, from which the group was tasked with examining the district’s current busing services to write a bid package.Īt the time, several of those members of the BOE who supported examining the issue said they were doing so to perform their “due diligence” as BOE members in response to recent cuts to the district’s state aid monies.īefore cuts were announced last summer, the district was set to originally receive about $14 million in state aid in relation to its $80.4 million general fund budget for 2018-2019 school year. And so officially ends a topic of conversation that dominated much of the public comment at the district’s BOE meetings since the beginning of the year.
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