2 . FC eOdLeArsa, l l ae nv ed l -Sftuant ed ignrga no tf fouunrdgi rnagn-t Wr eivt he nt uh ee ti nr ac nr es al asteeds ct oo sat roef dhuecatlitohncianr ep,rsotgerpasm, lma ni ne sg,. aTnhdi s i s a sNi eg wn itf oi cna' ns tTfiat cl et oI rf uf onrdti wn go -gpr raonvt si dfionrgwc rhiitci hc aal smuapjpoor irttyaot fLtihnec of ul nn dEilni ogt saunpdpBo irgt se lsotwa f;f ianngd: o u r METCO funding - across the entire district. 3 . wC Oi lVl eI Dx p- ri er el a 9t e/d3 0g /r a2n4t. Tf uhnedei nx gp i-r iAnRg PgAr aI nDtEs Ah aa vn ed tAhRe Pf oAl lIoDwE iAn gE Ci mA peaxcpt i: r1e .d5 iFnTFEYs2w4 earnedf uEnSdS eEdR oI InI EA SRSPEARI DI I IE (A$ g2 r0a0nKt s) awnedr e2 .i3n7t eFnTdEe sd ot no pt hr eo vAi Rd eP Ab rIiDd Eg eA fgurnadnitns g( $t o2 0a 5d Kd r) e-sssapl aorsyt -apnadn db ee mn ei fci t s . T h e student impact, support which has proven a sustained need. 4 . Rc oeng turlaacrt sutaul dr ea nt et it nr ac nr es apsoer, t oa ut i ro na n–t iac inpeatt e3d. 9 f%e ebouf df sgeet ts ,i na cnrde ao suer bc ua sr er ednot nf l oe ue tr oc fu 3r r4e innt- fciivt ye -byue sa er s . 5 . dS pe ce rc ei aals ee douf c4a. t7i %o n ftorra nF Ys p2o5r dt aut ei otno –f eawdej ur ssttsufdoer nat rrai dt ee ri ns carneda saec taunadl saps se unmd i ensg at nr eonvdesr ao lvl e r t h e past five years. 6 . sS tpaet cei-asleet dr ua tcea twi ohni cthu ii tni oc lnu d– easnainn cerset ai ms ea it ne dt h5e. 0g%r o rsas toe ui nt -corfe- da si set rf oi crt dt ua iyt iaonndbrueds gi deet nbtai as le d o n a pp lrai vc ae tme esnc thso. oAlss yboyu1m4 %a y i rneFc Ya l2l ,4t.hWe eO pwei rl lant iootnaasl sSuemr vei ct he se D$ 7i v0i s0i, o0n0 0i nbcrriedagsee dg rtahnet rf autnedfionrg provided by the City that was allocated in FY24 to cover this extraordinary increase. 7 . rS epiemc ibaul resdeumc ea nt i to on f C$i 7r c, 8u6i t5 B, 7r5e6a kwe irt hr etihme bSut ra st ee mf uenndt i –n ga nf ot irc si pp ae tcei as l 7e5d%u coa ft inoent wc l iat ihmssp feocri aal t o t a l education transportation reimbursement included. 8 . Ci nhcarretaesreMb ay i n$ 5t e6n4a, 1n 9c e6 ,( wB uhiilcdhi ni sg sMi gani ni f ti ec anna tn pc er )o g- rOevs es rtaolwl , at hr de Fa adcdi rl iet si es si nMg at hi net eunnadnecr ef ubnuddi ng eg t i nw i l l tahded di tei opnaar lt m$ 6e.n3t M. Ai ldl idoi nt i odnoal llal yr ,s wt oe bhea vues ewdofrokreidn sctl rous cetl iyown ai tl ha nt hdecEa xpei tcaul tpi vr eo jOe cf ftisc. e Nt oo sneecwu rseoal anr projects are anticipated to reduce future utility bills. 9. The following curriculum and capital projects will be funded by the City totaling $6.3 Million. • $925,000 - District Wide Instructional and Curriculum Materials • $425,000 - North High pool air-handling unit replacement • $1,200,000 - Peirce roof replacement • $1,100,000 - Mason Rice roof replacement • $350,000 - Newton South H Building chiller replacement • $325,000 - Williams auditorium ceiling, restroom, and playground improvements • $300,000 - Bigelow and Brown PA system upgrades • a$n1d,2P75ei,0rc0e0 - Restroom upgrades at Day, Mason Rice, Bowen, Memorial Spaulding, • $300,000 - Repave the parking lot at the Brown Middle School 1 0 . Aa llwl uasyesr, of euersg–e nAel lr foeuess fai nr ea nacsisaul ma sesdi sat at nt hc ee cwuirl lr ebne talveaviel al sb, lwe ht oi cfha mw iel ri eesi ni nc rneeaesde.dPilne aFsYe2s4e. eAosu r list of Fee Payment and Waiver Information on our website.
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