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21:15
And when you're doing all these changes with boundary lines, going K to 5 on a school district, we did a lot of estimating, but this really shows we balanced out our elementary schools.
9:16
It's like, oh my goodness. You're on your way to the selfie. You're on your way to be an individual, and so I will move on to the curriculum committee Yes.
44:15
I just want to just, we're not ready to firefight. When Mr. Martino points out that we spent 1.7 million to the school board. We're not spending that light.
1:47:02
I am not speaking on behalf of the school board or anything. I'm speaking for myself. Um I have a question. You mentioned that the town can use this forformational purposes.
39:14
Different safety measures, building construction, different types of construction materials, synthetic material that, all these safety and thinking things and incident command structures that are now built into the curriculum.
1:01:49
…research skills, library skills are entwined in the core curriculum standards, where people supposed to learn that. If you go to that library any evening, even for summer reading lists, where do you think these young people will access these books so they can meet the…
1:21:50
Sure. So the municipal alliance is the one of the few joint uh boards between the school board and the uh the burrow. It is drug and alcohol awareness education programming.
30:30
…that are being charged by the school district, and it also includes minimum wage and inflation as well. And then there are new programs this year that were added to the ordinance that did not have fees.
1:03:00
They don't even hear it, they still have to bake into the curriculum. I'll tell you, sometimes I talk into a brick wall, but I'm not going to stop because it's not right, because I know the teacher's gloves, I've seen it, but you have these…
1:53:21
I've seen enrollment decline, I look at the numbers. We've gone from 27,000 to 25,000. We said, this year we're looking at $160 million that we paid out in charter, and that's being bumped up to 210 million.
2:26:06
Well, I I've just given you a trend of what's happening over the last 10 years of declining enrollment. But we have a lot of new families move into town.